The phrase "are separated between" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express a division or distinction between two or more entities.
Example: "The two groups are separated between the river and the mountain."
Alternatives: "are divided by" or "are distinguished by".
"Our development departments are separated between cars and motorcycles, but there is a fair amount of transfer of people and knowledge between the two," said Tom Plucinsky, a BMW spokesman.
Unlike in the classic industrial setting, where the manual and mental aspects of work are separated between blue- and white-collar employees, those tasks are integrated in these "makerspaces".
James said the company's lines of business are separated between its Genome and ID divisions.
In this architecture, nodes are separated between network switches and computing cores.
So both mobile network LTE and Wi-Fi wireless overlap in cells (C_i) and the Wi-Fi wireless are separated between them.
The research design of this paper is to restrict the sample to sibling pairs who are separated between schools, where one enters high school and the other middle school.
He says: "I've seen some horrible cases of people having been separated between here and Budapest, sometimes even parents from their young children".
Applications can be separated between growth and yield studies and forest dynamics simulation studies.
Energy system models can be separated between optimization models and simulation models.
The use of renewable energy is separated between utilizing the energy source on site versus paying for the renewable resource.
Then, PGD is used to find a representation of the approximate solution which is separated between two variables, the wave propagation direction and the frequency.
