The phrase "a hiatus between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pause or break in a sequence or relationship, often referring to time or continuity.
Example: "There was a noticeable hiatus between the two seasons of the show, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next installment."
Alternatives: "a gap between" or "a break between".
It won't be the first time that a hiatus between Bond films becomes prolonged.
Most of our presidents have come out of political careers – Eisenhower's time out of office was mostly a hiatus between the military and the presidency".
4 Which is the Glaswegian intruder amongst the Mancunians? 5 Where, alphabetically, is there a hiatus between the 15th and the third?
Either way, it looks increasingly possible that there will be a hiatus between the end of Mir and the beginning of the ISS.
Taking a hiatus between jobs is not uncommon in the 90-hour-week world of banking, but Sawin worried about how his friends and colleagues would view his trip.
In the finished pamphlet, which closely follows Conrad's responses and his memoir, "A Personal Record" (Conrad sent Knopf a copy), his sea career is presented as virtually a hiatus between an eighteen-sixties childhood spent in prodigious feats of reading and the moment when he started writing "Almayer's Folly" (1895).
There is an hiatus between the degree of confirmation in the laboratory case and the way in which we arrive at truth or certainty, as G.E. Moore effectively argued, in regard to our knowledge of the ordinary objects in the human environment.
According to a recent radio interview with the Detroit Cast, a Rick and Morty writer said that the wait for season four could dwarf the year-and-a-half hiatus between the sci-fi sitcom's second and third seasons.
This is what economists consider full employment, meaning that pretty much everyone who wants a job has a job or is in a brief hiatus between positions.
There's sometimes quite a long hiatus between discovering that a pair of shoes cripple you and forgetting the pain enough to try again.
High-resolution optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) profiling, undertaken with a portable luminescence reader, reveals a significant hiatus between the lacustrine fines and overlying periglacial cover sand.
