The phrase "work split" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an idiomatic expression used to indicate the division of labor or responsibility. For example: "The work split between our teams allows us to complete the project on time."
With the design work split equally, the business has flourished and they now employ full-time staff.
Their new work, "Split Sides," will have its world premiere at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, running Tuesday through Saturday.
The patterns on the light pieces are made up of the racially and sexually tinged cartoon forms familiar from the artist's past work: split pillowlike shapes suggesting lips and vulvas, strings of bug eyes, little flips of hair.
If the morning and evening rush periods are widely separated in time, it may be necessary to hire two sets of drivers or to ask drivers to work split shifts for example, four hours during the morning rush and four more hours in the late afternoon.
In Section 2 we describe related work split into two major areas: professional (social) networks and systems automating configuration management and deployment.
According to their work, split Bregman iteration can be used directly in our paper since the new nonlocal functional in our paper is convex.
His most famous work, Splitting, from 1974, took place in Inglewood, New Jersey.
The EC plans, agreed on Wednesday, envisage the forcible separation of the Big Four's audit services from their consultancy work – splitting up KPMG, Deloitte, Ernst & Young and PwC into two.
In the current work, split-CreERT2 is presented as a new tool adding temporal control of DNA recombination to the recently described split-Cre system [15].
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Effects of working split shifts on time spent eating and drinking on working days, by time of day and sex.The effects represented are those achieving statistical significance at the 5 % level.
The works split aesthetic differences between parts and wholes, insides and outsides, and the literal and the lyrical.
