"will be split in" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that something will be divided into multiple parts. For example, "The profits will be split in two, with half going to the charity and half going to the company."
As with previous debates, it will be split in two.
If that Republican wins, the Senate will be split in a 20-20 tie with Democrats.
A hunch: before the end of the year, Diageo will be split in two.
If the Republican wins, control of the Senate will be split in a 20-20 tie with Democrats.
Power will be split in, at most, 12 capitals — the fewest, said Tim Storey of the National Conference of State Legislatures, since 1952.
Revenue from the site will be split in some fashion among H. P., a retailer like Best Buy and the makers of the software.
The new episodes have been written as a movie by Lynch and co-creator Mark Frost, but will be split into episodes in editing.
Blood samples (40 ml in total) will be split into three, collected in EDTA tubes (plus a serum gel tube for haematology): (1) Routine haematology.
The countries will be split into four groups with Taiwan, China, Japan and Korea in Pool A, the United States, Canada, Mexico and South Africa in Pool B, Cuba, Panama, Puerto Rico and the Netherlands in Pool C and the Dominican Republic, Australia, Italy and Venezuela in Pool D. The tournament will start March 3 and the championship will be on March 20 in the United States.
Potential voters in marginals will be split into a myriad of incredibly refined social and economic sub-strata.
The shares will be split into "A" and "B" shares, in which the latter get 10 votes per share, and the former get one.
