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The phrase "a pause from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a temporary break or interruption from a specific activity or situation.
Example: "After weeks of intense work, I decided to take a pause from the daily grind to recharge."
Alternatives: "a break from the" or "a respite from the".
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And you can do it with barely a pause from the other tasks at hand.
Also on the list was Tom Healy, 50, a socially connected former gallery owner, who took a pause from the art world to become a poet.
The word, applied to Biggers's work, might act as an acknowledgment of a stubborn but essential quietness, engineered to demand a pause from the viewer.
— On the last Sunday of July, this small town in the Sacramento River's delta takes a pause from the peak of the pear harvest season by holding its annual pear fair.
In the social club outside my window, the Iraqis, after a pause from the bombing, have gotten going again, the Arabic music and their laughter rising to my balcony.
Boris Pasternak's poetry readings were like pop concerts – a pause from the author spurring "the entire crowd to roar the next line of his verse in unison back at him".
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"Kenny wants to make sure I didn't get blown up too soon," Blige explained, reasonably, as she took a pause from rehearsing the part of Evillene, the Wicked Witch of the West.
The first brand to take action was State Farm, which initially appeared to be completely removing itself from sponsoring the Clippers, but later released an official statement that clarified the brand would only be "taking a pause" from supporting the team.
There was a pause, from which the conversation could have proceeded in any number of interesting directions.
The amenity of these dwellings, depicted in recovered Vesuvian frescoes, is confirmed in such remains as Tiberius' Villa Jovis on Capri, the villa of Oplontis at Torre Annunziata, and the ruins of Villa Pausilypon, which gave its Greek name meaning "a pause from care"—to the headland of Posillipo.
Mr Brett said he took a pause from walking to take the shot before rejoining his friend on their ascent to the peak.
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