The phrase "business splitting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to the process of dividing one business into two or more separate businesses. For example, "After years of disagreements between the partners, the business splitting became inevitable and they decided to divide the company into two distinct entities."
Some analysts say that a buyer could try to break up the business, splitting the chain of bowling centers and its equipment-making arm.
Mr Bowden, 42, is now semi-retired from the drugs business, splitting his time between campaigning for drug reform and a new career as a progressive-rock musician known as "Starboy" (he has featured in New Zealand's top ten).
Last year the startup stepped away from the device-making side of its business, splitting into two and saying it was focusing its initial efforts on the OS — with only a vague plan to establish another entity to continue to build devices.
Adelphia Business split from its parent in January 2002 and filed for bankruptcy protection two months later.
The box office numbers of best picture nominees seemed to be shrinking as the movie business split in two.
"He loves making money," said Mr. Chanin, whose business split with Mr. Ingram led to litigation between the two.
The announcement of her appointment stated that Ross and Norris would "share the leadership" of the National; but, in a business, split responsibility is generally problematic.
Toro, whose ties with Banca di Roma give it access to the bank's distribution network, does better, with business split equally between life insurance and property-and-casualty insurance.What next?
In 1979, Indy car teams and drivers, eager for a greater say in the sport's business, split from the United States Auto Club sanctioning body and formed their own series.
The company, the nation's largest drugstore operator, missed Wall Street forecasts for its third fiscal quarter, ended May 31, and its earnings grew largely because of the comparison with last year's quarter, when a business split hurt its performance.
It's a take-no-prisoners run through her life, from the fraught relationship with her mother, the business split with Jimmy Choo himself, the personal split with her husband and the eventual decision to split herself from the brand she'd created and nutured for nearly 15 years.
