The phrase "hierarchical divides" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a division or separation within a hierarchy or ranking system. Example: The company's organizational structure has clear hierarchical divides, with management at the top and entry-level employees at the bottom.
The organization was hierarchical, divided into seven levels, with Gülen at the top.
The new setup, Mr. Ingram says, helps in retaining and recruiting associates because it eliminates the hierarchical divide.
In the absence of such evidence, the interim conclusion is that laminar connectivity patterns reveal a relatively clear-cut hierarchical divide within the somatomotor system between (higher) precentral agranular motor and (lower) postcentral granular sensory areas, and that hierarchical divisions within the agranular areas are more subtle.
The hierarchical mechanism divides feature space into distinct regions followed by the categorization of sample into category labels.
Hierarchical methods divide the data into two subsets until every subset consists of only one class.
In general, hierarchical clustering divided groups that received high absorbed doses into one branch and groups receiving low absorbed doses into another.
Hierarchical clustering divided the 27 genes into six groups: 1) Atp2a1, Ckm, Eno3, Pvalb, Tnnc2, Tnni2, Tnnt3; 2) Ctgf0b, Ctgf, Dbp, Per1; 3) Mfsd2; 4) Ltf; 5) CcLy6g6d6g6d, S100a8, S100a9 and 6) AoCcl9Clec2dCpa32DptCpa3, Dpt, Fstl1, Lum, Mup2, Ogn, Scara3.
The pirate community is highly organized and hierarchical and divided into two major groups: releasers, who are dedicated to locating, cracking and releasing software, and couriers, who are in charge of distributing it, via any number of sites, to the masses.
Hierarchical clustering divided the samples into two groups (data not shown).
Unsupervised hierarchical clustering divided the populations into two main branches.
