The phrase "compartmentalized by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or system that is divided into separate categories or compartments. Here are two examples of how it could be used in a sentence: 1. "The company's finances were compartmentalized by department, with each team responsible for managing their own budget." 2. "In order to maintain balance in her life, she compartmentalized her work and personal responsibilities, keeping them separate from each other."
Its interior was compartmentalized by horizontal dividers: fish here, ice there, gear there.
The plane of the biological membrane is thus compartmentalized by domain structures much as the three-dimensional space of the cell is compartmentalized by the membranes themselves.
With no N.B.A. playing pedigree to speak of, Van Gundy was the mailroom clerk, happy to be compartmentalized by the institution.
The Cilaos fan extends over 15,000 km2 on an abyssal plain and is compartmentalized by topographic highs.
The Domino System contains fault blocks trending N S and dips of 30 degrees which are compartmentalized by smaller faults with variable trends (Fossen and Hesthammer 1998).
This new type of multiphase reactor consists of a horizontal vessel compartmentalized by vertical baffles and equipped with an impeller in each compartment.
Viewing science concepts as facts and disassociating belief and emotional attachment from those facts strengthens students' ability to compartmentalize by creating an emotional distance between the scientific conception and religious beliefs.
Cr cannot be compartmentalized well by the alga cells leading to disintegration of cell cultures over time.
Thus, Ca2+ signals can be spatially compartmentalized and coded by amplitude, frequency, and/or shape: these parameters are important for the specificity of stimulus response coupling [ 5].
Serious efforts need to be made to communicate the health information and education tasks of the RR in an integrated manner and not to deliver it in the form of compartmentalized messages produced by separate vertical programmes.
This paper presents a simple model that is capable of overcoming these limitations by coupling the explicit model for compartmentalized gas reservoirs proposed by Payne (1996) with layer stabilized flow model (LSFM) related to commingled gas reservoirs proposed by El-Banbi and Wattenbarger (1996, 1997).
