The phrase "artificial split" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing divisions or separations that are not natural or inherent, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "The analysis revealed an artificial split in the data that did not reflect the true relationships between the variables."
Alternatives: "artificial division" or "manufactured split".
This created an artificial split between the goals of monetary policy – keeping inflation on target – and financial policy – keeping the financial system solvent and safe.
Danos says he was told the "artificial split" in commission was "as a result of a need to comply with" the law, the Anti-Terrorism Crime and Security Act 2001.
"For some time now it has been the attempt of the whole world to kind of try to de-emphasise the artificial split between religion and public life … as if religion plays no role," he said.
How do we then begin to bridge the artificial split between sexuality and spirituality?
To avoid the artificial split of signal components due to the high dimensionality of the data, the separation of the EEG signals by an ICA method was preceded by a dimensionality reduction by Principal Component Analysis (PCA) from 121 EEG channels in the sensor space into k = 30 PCA components.
A court battle involving Debenhams at the beginning of the decade highlighted the problem of VAT avoidance through the artificial splitting of services between different parts of a corporation.
First, we introduced artificial splits into 8% of all human CDS (Ensembl v55; [ 35]) and sought to recover these splits using ESPRIT.
Three are now operating: One in energy efficient building designs, in Philadelphia; one on developing fuels from sunlight using artificial photosynthesis, split between Berkeley and the California Institute of Technology, and one in improving light-water nuclear reactors, the type of reactor now in common commercial use, at Oak Ridge, Tenn.
It appeared impractical and somewhat artificial to split every assessment activity into separate parts.
Use artificial tear drops.
Every researcher who is interested in artificial water-splitting faces bigger challenges than a schoolroom demonstration of electrolysis might suggest.
