"partitioning onto" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to dividing something among two or more parts, groups, or categories. For example, "The restaurant partitioned the orders onto two plates."
The scene of mayhem, which foreshadows the primal, infantile fury to come, is a white paddling pool whose soothing ripples are reflected through a patio's Plexiglas partition onto the ancient gray brick wall of Jason's house.
You should copy all of your files that are on the existing partitions onto an external drive, reformat the drive and then reinstall Windows or the Macintosh OS, your programs and all of your files on the machine.
Traditionally, the determination of the fractions of A and B chain segments partitioned onto these two surfaces has been difficult.
The sample is partitioned onto a microarray chip with thousands of separate reaction chambers, so that each chamber contains 1 or 0 target molecule.
With lower initial pore fluid pressure gradients, less strain occurs on large faults and a greater portion of the bulk strain is partitioned onto smaller faults which develop relatively larger throws.
A novel method is proposed for assigning deadlines and activation times to tasks such that tasks partitioned onto different virtual processors can be analyzed separately using well-established theories for uniprocessor.
Once released from primary phase(s), As can re-partition onto (or into) secondary phases by one or more of the following mechanisms: adsorption, co-precipitation, isomorphous substitution, and stoichiometric precipitation.
But she climbed through a 12-inch-wide window partition onto the driver's seat and sped off.
The visual examination of how dispersal diversity partitions onto phylogenetic trees shows that artificial nodes (within-species) generally bear a non-negligible part of the diversity in dispersal traits (Figure 2).
