The phrase "at the time of split" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific moment when a division or separation occurs, often in contexts like business, relationships, or data analysis.
Example: "The company's profits were significantly higher at the time of split compared to the previous year."
Alternatives: "during the split" or "when the split occurred".
In this study, we tested whether it is possible to distinguish between N and water status in spring wheat, at the time of split fertilization (plant growth stage – BBCH 32), by means of spectral reflectance data obtained from a sensor with an effective spectral range of 400 950 nm (i.e. without utilizing the distinct short-wave infrared (SWIR) water bands, which requires a more costly sensor).
Our estimates for θA suggest a bottleneck for both populations at the time of split from the common ancestor, and that this was more intense in the case of A. adalberti.
The time of splitting of the N and the C clusters was dated at about 6000 to 8400 years ago.
At the time of the split, just over 35%% of Czechs and Slovaks supported the break up.
In an interview, Mr. Brown said the enterprise and networks business would assume Motorola's debt, projected to be a little more than $3 billion at the time of the split.
Both stocks are down from where they were at the time of the split: the combined market capitalization was $50 billion then, and today the value of the two companies combined is $40.8 billion.
At the time of the split, primates had only two visual pigments, one that is particularly sensitive to blue light and another that responds best to either green or red, depending on which variant of the gene is inherited.
Minors aged between seven and 14 at the time of the split exhibit a 16% rise in emotional problems, such as anxiety and depressive symptoms, and an 8% increase in conduct disorders.
While she frequently referred to Olivennes as her "rock", at the time of their split there was a hint of a fling, with Scott Thomas linked briefly to Tobias Menzies, an actor 14 years her junior.
Only lately are the two companies performing as they were expected to at the time of the split, when Viacom was billed as the company that would grow faster and CBS was said to be the slow-growing broadcast network that would pay steady dividends.
And when asked, "What would you advise someone your age whose parents were divorcing?" many answered, "Do not write one parent off totally, even though you might be tempted to at the time of the split". Several said they feigned an affectionate tie to the rejected parent simply because of financial need.
