The phrase "a greater separation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in distance or distinction between two or more entities, concepts, or groups.
Example: "The new policy aims to create a greater separation between work and personal life for employees."
Alternatives: "an increased divide" or "a larger distinction".
Their wings would not touch even with the 200-foot gap, he added, but a greater separation would enhance safety.
FRET results from L680N-EGFR showed a greater separation from DI to the membrane than from DIII (Fig. 5j).
"The result will be a greater separation of women and men, with tensions and recriminations afflicting beings once thought to be naturally companionable".
Summarizing the country's mood, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the new Socialist prime minister, said the other day that Spaniards wanted more freedom, less dogma and a greater separation of church and state.
For years now, many of my friends, both Chinese and foreign, party members and outspoken critics, have been looking for evolutionary steps towards a greater separation of state and party, more genuine rule of law (as opposed to mere rule by regulation), a larger space for NGOs and more open public debate.
They agree that church representatives in Poland have lost authority and credibility, and that much of the population is moving toward a more secular view of life, one with a greater separation between church and state, and a rejection of church mandates on individual morality.
In the States, there is still a great separation between the media and political power, at least in principle.
We still make this assumption when speaking of the "social causes" of fundamentalism and political messianism, as if the amelioration of material conditions or the shifting of borders would automatically trigger a Great Separation.
However, choosing an extended intervention period allows for a potentially greater separation in mortality curves.
A comparison of median expression across the 18 cell lines produces a slightly greater separation between the cumulative distributions.
