The phrase "a context of separation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment characterized by division or disconnection between entities or individuals.
Example: "In a context of separation, communication between the two groups became increasingly difficult."
Alternatives: "an environment of division" or "a setting of disconnection".
Almost half of today's active duty forces are parents, and continuing hostilities in Iraq and Afghanistan ensure that growing numbers of military families will experience repeated cycles of separation in a context of danger that may span across years of each family's development.
They often occur in the context of separation situation, reflecting either an avoidance strategy or genuine physical distress.
Further, vibration suppression is discussed in the context of separation in space and time of the forcing function.
It is noted that the tourist context of separation from daily life, the landscape values of the locations, the temple atmosphere, the sharing of experiences with like-minded individuals, contact with monks and mentors all contribute to the senses of personal wellness that participants obtain.
In another study, researchers found that of 551 intimate partner homicides in Ontario from 1974 to 1990, 32percentt were committed in the context of a separation; in another 11percentthethe killer believed that the female partner was sexually unfaithful.
The reliability of this model has been tested by comparison with a detailed model in the context of the separation process for the aromatic fraction C8 by adsorption on zeolites.
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In the context of microphase separation, for example, reaching the thermodynamically stable, microphase-separated structure requires overcoming the glass transition temperature (Tg) (either by annealing or lowering the Tg by solvent vapor) to allow chain mobility.
The meaning of the word affinity in the context of protein separation has undergone evolutionary changes over the years.
High magnetic capture efficiency in the context of Biomagnetic Separation (BMS) using superparamagnetic particles (SMPs) requires efficient mixing and high relative velocities between cellular and other targets and SMPs.
