The phrase "split view" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of dividing or separating a larger view or perspective into smaller, more focused views. Example: "The software allows users to easily switch between a traditional single view and a split view, allowing for a more detailed analysis of each data point."
The third figure from the left shows a split view.
A split view will enable users to interact with both apps and windows at the same time.
Einstein embraced the dream of a unified theory, but, paradoxically, left science with a split view of the world.
The split view has been evident in the many articles published by the national press over the past two days.
The rightmost figure shows a split view with the left half being the displacement mapped spline patches, the right half once again being the polygonal model.
It's still easy to lose things in multiple spaces, and users with desktops or more than one screen are likely to ignore Split View.
Interviews with about 50 black women, here and in Loris, a rural town in the eastern part of South Carolina, suggest split views but some growing support for Mr. Obama.
C4 Split Views on Internet Privacy While most consumers who use the Internet are concerned about their privacy online, a new survey found, many also said they were willing to share personal information with the Web sites they used.
MOSCOW, Oct. 10 — The first meeting of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and President Nicolas Sarkozy of France quickly brought out their split views on Iran, with Mr. Putin expressing doubt that it was trying to build nuclear weapons.
Last Friday, two analysts offered split views on SunPower's chance of success.
Part of the problem with this type of language initiative though is that individuals within the discipline have split views.
