The phrase "abrupt separation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden or unexpected ending of a relationship, connection, or situation.
Example: "The abrupt separation of the two friends left them both feeling confused and hurt."
Alternatives: "sudden breakup" or "unexpected split."
Critics of the decision cited, instead, the emotional harm done to the child by the abrupt separation from his mother.
When Rupert Murdoch in 1998 announced his abrupt separation from Anna Murdoch, his wife of 31 years, almost nobody at the time, including Anna, had any idea, or could reasonably speculate, that Murdoch, then an old 67, might have a girlfriend.
The uncertainty and imprecision of fuzzy sets smooth the abrupt separation of normal and abnormal data, thus enhanced the robustness of an IDS.
This abrupt separation of the individual and nature, in addition to his rejection of rational concepts as producing any valid knowledge of reality, reaffirms Ortega's denial of universal, fundamental principles of reality and, thus aligns him on the humanistic side of the natural sciences human sciences dichotomy.
Disrupted attachment is not covered under ICD-10 and DSM criteria, and results from an abrupt separation or loss of a familiar caregiver to whom attachment has developed.
This type of problem, which is not covered under other approaches to disordered attachment, results from an abrupt separation or loss of a familiar caregiver to whom attachment has developed.
In addition, the fact that Elian's parents divorced when he was small, and that he has experienced a series of abrupt separations, most recently from his cousin Marisleysis and his great-uncle Lazaro Gonzalez, are added stresses, they said.
That puzzled many people who have heard him say over and over that he does not want to traumatize the child by having him endure such an abrupt, ugly separation from the Miami family that has cared for him, bought him clothes and toys and even built him a swing set in the yard.
It is shown that the unloading response consists of five sequential stages: elastic recovery, interface damage (crack) initiation, damage evolution (delamination), film elastic bending, and abrupt surface separation (jump-out), with plastic deformation in the substrate occurring only during damage initiation.
While abrupt charge separation is the same in all cases, emission mechanisms depend on the material[11, 12].
His investigation focused on infants who had experienced abrupt, long-term separation from the familiar caregiver, as, for instance, when the mother was sent to prison.
