uitgesplitst

Uitgesplitst is a Dutch word that translates to "broken down," "split up," or "allocated" in English, depending on the context. It signifies the act of dividing something into smaller parts or distributing it among different entities.

In a financial context, "uitgesplitst" often refers to how costs or revenues are broken down by category, department, or project. For example, a company might present its profit and loss statement "uitgesplitst" by product line to show the performance of each. Similarly, government budgets are often "uitgesplitst" by ministry or policy area.

Beyond finance, the term can be used in various other situations. A statistical report might be "uitgesplitst" by demographic group, such as age, gender, or location, to reveal trends within specific populations. In project management, tasks can be "uitgesplitst" into smaller, more manageable sub-tasks. When discussing resources, "uitgesplitst" can mean how materials, personnel, or time are allocated to different activities. The core meaning remains consistent: a process of division and distribution for clarity, analysis, or management.