The phrase "a major dislocation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant disruption or upheaval affecting a person, group, or system.
Example: "The recent economic downturn has caused a major dislocation for many families, forcing them to reevaluate their financial situations."
Alternatives: "a significant disruption for" or "a substantial upheaval for".
"What really drove my mother was that, even though there wasn't as much obvious oppression in the North as there was in the South at that time, for anyone who was black, there was a major dislocation for, as the Brown case showed, your sense of self worth," he said.
"This position recognizes that the strike in 2005 was a major dislocation to the city and that the union broke the law," Mr. Sander said.
"G.M.'s problems caused a major dislocation in our village," said Mr. Zegarelli, who has served as mayor since 1999, and also served from 1979 to 1987.
The shift to oil a few years before World War I involved a major dislocation in naval logistics and changed the stakes of imperial competition.
"There's not going to be, at least in the short term, a major dislocation and a major move up in mortgage rates".
The values of relaxation as well as major dislocation types for each sample are listed in Table 1.
If all of these have experienced credit events, the credit-default swap market is in for some major dislocation.
Last week's other major dislocation in the financial markets came for copper, which slumped on Wednesday.
"Short of a major supply dislocation," said Michael Rothman, an analyst at Merrill Lynch, "the nearer-term markets have likely topped out".
The fact that samples D and F have different major dislocation types suggests that also TS-Ga0.66In0.34P experiences a change of the major dislocation type as the temperature is increased.
The mobile meniscal bearing of unicompartmental knee arthroplasty is completely free moving, and dislocation of this bearing is a major concern for all mobile-bearing designs.
