'cleft of' is not a phrase used in standard written English.
It may be used in fictional works as a poetic device, however. For example, "He felt the cleft of his heart, ever-widening."
You must keep the cleft of your buttocks covered.
He drummed a finger across the cleft of his chin.
Nicole craned her neck into the cleft of silence to find out who it was.
The hidden cleft of Lud's Church is well worth lingering at.
I sat a considerate distance away in a cleft of granite outcropping.
I remember Cassandra pressing the hot cleft of her pussy against my leg and me saying, I just miss you".
Just before the Utah border, the cleft of Black Rock Canyon offers a preview of the dramatic topography to come.
She wore a tight kurta, showing the cleft of her breasts, which jutted out from her muscular youthful torso.
Spina bifida, congenital cleft of the vertebral column, a form of neural tube defect.
Rescue helicopters located the wreckage soon afterwards in the grey, stony cleft of a mountain range high in the southern French Alps, between Digne-les-Bains and Barcelonnette.
She rolled onto her stomach and ran her fingers over the straight ridges of his forehead and nose, down to the stubbled cleft of his chin.
