The phrase "a temporary cessation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a brief pause or interruption in an activity or process.
Example: "The project faced a temporary cessation of work due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "a brief halt in" or "a short pause in".
The prize is a temporary cessation of sentences.
Or, if not a cure, at least a temporary cessation of the worry that's been plaguing him since his youth.
Gerald M. Levitis Mahopac, N.Y., May 9, 2008 To the Editor: You are correct to point out that a temporary cessation of the gas tax is political pandering.
The victory brought civic validation and at least a temporary cessation of the inferiority complex that many find palpable, given Philadelphia's location between New York and Washington.
Efforts to revive a temporary cessation of hostilities failed, and frustration intensified among American allies that the closed-door negotiations between Washington and Moscow had yielded no relief.
He appealed in vain for the participants to concentrate on a temporary cessation of hostilities so that humanitarian assistance could be provided.
"Amid talk of a possible temporary cessation of strikes on Aleppo, the question is whether Russia and China will finally allow the UN security council to impose sanctions to stop barrel bombs".
An armistice agreement may involve a partial or temporary cessation of hostilities called a local armistice or truce established for a variety of specific purposes, such as collecting the dead.
Case occurrence of less than 71 ILI cases per 100.000 inhabitants resulted in a temporary cessation in the epidemic period in 2009 (week 48) in the Autonomous Region of Cantabria.
This phase is followed by a period of temporary cessation of growth around bloom associated with quiescence in cell production, a phenomenon which likely prevents fruit growth in the absence of pollination and fertilization [ 1]. Cell production is re-initiated in response to signals generated during pollination and/or fertilization resulting in fruit set.
Many use the Arabic word "tahadiya," which is what Hamas has chosen; the word means not quite a truce, not quite a cease-fire, but some temporary cessation of hostilities.
