The phrase "two groupings" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to dividing or categorizing something into two separate groups or categories. Example: The students were split into two groupings based on their ability level for math class.
Thus, two groupings emerged: a PELP low group and a PELP high group, corresponding to the Habashy et al. moderate and strong classifications, respectively [ 14].
For these analyses, the Camp Pendleton cohort was the reference group and the Camp Lejeune cohort was split into two groupings: no/low cumulative exposure and medium/high cumulative exposure (Additional file 1: Table S3).
The final stage in analysis involved in silico target prediction with TargetScan 6.1 [ 14] for Groups A and B. Each protein/mRNA from the two groupings was compared with the predicted targets of anti-correlated DE miRNAs.
The boPAGs were grouped into two distinct sub-classes, one of the two groupings, the 'modern PAGs' comprised the bulk of the PAGs represented in the build.
The MDS analysis showed two clear distinct groupings for those individuals corresponding to haplotypes 3 and 4, respectively, plus two groupings of highly related haplotype 2 individuals, which suggests that those groups are constituted by sibs (brothers and sisters).
The mid-ground shows a crowd scene above the group of mourners, separated by two soldiers who stand between the two groupings.
Can these two groupings really work on a common agenda?
The same two groupings support rival governments in Libya.
One senior MP – on the right, but constructive – identifies two groupings of parliamentary opponent.
He is playing well enough to finish in the top two groupings.
In around two thirds of votes in the European Parliament the two groupings vote together.
