The phrase "are divided into panels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something, such as a graphic, layout, or structure, is segmented or organized into distinct sections or panels.
Example: "The comic book pages are divided into panels to illustrate the story visually."
Alternatives: "are segmented into sections" or "are partitioned into panels."
Some spreads are laid out with one big picture, while others are divided into panels.
Many of the pictures are divided into panels, giving the effect of richly painted screens, and nearly all seem faintly gilded, as if mocking the gold mechanical bird of artifice.
The roofs are divided into panels and contain much carving, including bosses (protrusions), shields, inscriptions and three pendants.
In formulating the model for predicting aircraft response at flight conditions using rigid model wind tunnel pressure measurements, the wing (fin) is divided into panels, and the load is computed from measured pressure fluctuations at the center of each panel.
Instead of a parade of individual witnesses testifying on behalf of the arts which characterized last year's session, this year's lineup of witnesses Tuesday was divided into panels, composed mainly of national arts representatives based in Washington.
The CHD panel has the smallest number of SNPs and its p-value threshold for significant association is close to 10−7.> -wrap-foot> *In the 1000 Genomes dataset, 50.4, 51.9 and 53.2% SNPs with minor allele frequency below 0.05 were filtered out in the ASN, EUR and AFR panels, respectively The 1000 Genomes Project samples are divided into three panels according to their population ancestry.
The contents of the panel are divided into five different groups of controls, that can be selected using the tabs at the top: Summary, Inputs, Filters, Display, and Export.
Effective design principles are divided into influences arising from styling features, subassembly, panel and design, and associated production process practices.
