The phrase "a secession from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of formally withdrawing from an organization, group, or political entity.
Example: "The region's leaders announced a secession from the national government, citing a desire for greater autonomy."
Alternatives: "a breakaway from" or "a withdrawal from".
Considered more than a secession from the established church, the event came to be known as the Disruption.
Had it done so there is a strong chance most people in Crimea would still favour a secession from Ukraine.
In 1888, Mr. Helme led a secession from East Brunswick, and the borough of Helmetta was officially established.
So on April 7 , 1850 just a few short months before California would be admitted into US statehood, the town's residents met and proposed a secession from California and the burgeoning United States, effectively forming its own independent republic.
So on April 7th, 1850, just a few short months before California would be admitted into U.S. statehood, the town's residents met and proposed a secession from California and the burgeoning United States, effectively forming its own independent republic.
Eastern Syriac script was called Nestorian after Nestorius, who led a secession movement from the Orthodox Church of Byzantium that flourished in Persia and spread along trade routes deep into Asia.
The independent nature of Key West's citizens was demonstrated in April 1982 when they protested the federal government's imposition of a roadblock on the Overseas Highway (to search for illegal drugs) by staging a mock secession from the United States.
The Californian Republican Darrell Issa, chairman of a key House committee in charge of the DC budget process, recently referred to the referendum as a "partial secession from the union".
Buchanan, A, Uncoupling Secession From Nationalism and Itnrastate Autonoly From Secession, in Negotiating Self-Determination, edited by Hannum, H (2006), Routledge.
"After the one-two punch to our community from the recent casino and gas drilling decisions, my office received many emails, phone calls and messages from constituents calling for a Southern Tier secession from New York State," Republican State Senator Tom Libous, who represents the counties included in the secession effort, said in a statement to VICE.
Now, in a highly significant move, a distinguished group of writers, led by Andrew Kidd of the Aitken & Alexander literary agency, has declared, if not war on the Man Booker prizes, then at least an imminent secession from their lofty and self-appointed sovereignty.
