Breaking a film into scenes?

Hi, I am editing a feature and when I send the whole sequence to STP multitrack project from FCP, STP crashes. I have found that I can send blocks of scenes and there is no problem.
My question is whether I can break the film into chunks of scenes, send to various multitrack projects and at the end, bring them all back into the FCP project? Will this work?
Thanks in advance.

Any type of help will be much appreciated here please. I really just want to know whether if I send the film in various multitrack files and add effects/mix, etc, I will be able to bring them all back together in one FCP sequence/project?
Thanks in anticipation.

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