The phrase "a dislocation between the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a disconnect or gap between two entities, concepts, or situations.
Example: "There seems to be a dislocation between the company's goals and its actual performance."
Alternatives: "a disconnect between the" or "a gap between the".
There's a dislocation between the people who support Ukip and Nigel who is of a different class – I think we think that it's more of a working class support, but with more of an upper class leader.
Just as the members of New Order have tended to be subsumed by the group as a whole, the visual style creates a dislocation between the band and its audience.
Neil put this down to a disjuncture between the party leadership and the party support: "There's a dislocation between the people who support Ukip and Nigel who is of a different class – I think we think that it's more of a working class support, but with more of an upper class leader".
A dislocation between soloist and orchestra is evident from the outset, when the soloist begins playing alone and off stage.
"Once in a blue moon, we see such a dislocation between our understanding of Medtronic's value and the market's perception that we feel compelled to speak up.
A dislocation between north and south opened up, with Germany's economy becoming the most prosperous.
He found that without a dislocation between productivity growth and wages after 2002 – which meant wages lagged behind soaring productivity gains – and the subsequent stagnation in productivity growth after 2007, median pay would today stand at around £13.95 an hour, £2.80 higher than it does now.
The misorientation is caused by the formation of a dislocation wall between the denuded zone and the grain interior, and it leads to a loss of coherent matching between the otherwise coherent precipitates and the surrounding matrix in this region, which in turn results in the dissolution of the precipitates in this region and hence the formation of a denuded zone.
Baby-boomers experienced a sharp dislocation between the naive idealism of the early 1960s and the dismaying failures of the late 1960s and 1970s.
Typically, numerical scores applied in retrospective model assessment compute a measure for the average atomic dislocation between the reference structure and the model, without considering the stereochemical quality of the latter.
