"opinions split" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which people have different thoughts or beliefs. For example, "The contentious issue of gun control has caused opinions to split among members of the legislative body."
On the two main questions — should one sell one's books and should one retire — opinions split down the middle.
The following year about 17 percent of opinions split five-four, versus about 30 percent nine-zero.
But scratch the surface (or load the question) and opinions split: as many as 46% say that "the US should slow the trend towards globalisation because it hurts American workers".Such popular perceptions are not being reflected in the presidential election.
The Austrian poll showed that these questions about whether or not the act of measurement introduces some fundamental change to a quantum system still cause deep divisions among quantum thinkers, with opinions split quite evenly in several ways.
But opinions split sharply along party lines.
The opinions split both ways," Aaeru explained when I asked her whether people were angry at game studios for targeting amateur-translation efforts.
The subject is a pretty hot potato in the Caribbean with opinion split as to whether tour operators will offer more variety in the future.
Disney Critics Persist, Opinion Split On Comcast Bid.
As so often in Trinidad, opinion splits mainly on racial lines.
Decide for yourself when the opinion-splitting retro siren plays Latitude and Isle Of Wight.
The opinion-splitting novels picked for this year's longlist have helped make it the most popular since 2001, with Tsiolkas's novel selling the most copies, followed by Donoghue's.
