The phrase "alienation of individuals" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process or act of causing someone to feel isolated or estranged from others or society. Example: The policies implemented by the company led to the alienation of individuals within the workforce, as they felt disconnected from the decision-making process and undervalued in their contributions.
Note that for Suárez the ruler's power is not the result of a transfer or alienation of individual self-rule rights.
Having demonstrated Ortega's departure from the universal perspective of reality, taken by physics and mathematics, we find that his dictum, "man, in word, has no nature; what he has is …history," completes the alienation of the individual from nature and nature from the individual.
This alienation of the individual from her world leads to a situation of "transcendental homelessness" (1916: 40, 60) in which individuals must take up a purely normative stance of a "should be" (1916: 47) towards the world.
He has compassion toward his subjects; he's interested in the alienation of the individual in our time.
Pluralism was stressed most vigorously in England during the early 20th century by a group of writers that included Frederic Maitland, Samuel G. Hobson, Harold Laski, Richard H. Tawney, and George Douglas Howard Cole, who reacted against what they alleged to be the alienation of the individual under conditions of unrestrained capitalism.
Choosing a simplified and modernist literary form, Necip Fazıl Kısakürek, who taught literature in Turkey at the University of Ankara, turned his critique of the alienation of the individual in modern society into a conservative Islamist political message.
Through them, he described the clash between tradition and modernity, the alienation of the individual, the struggle for personal dignity amid pervasive poverty and state repression.The result was a body of work that bore comparison with Balzac and Dickens.
There's no youth-cult exuberance or Altmanesque sarcasm here but rather a deep sense of isolation and alienation, of an individual adrift in a world that has unaccountably turned hostile toward him.
Furthermore, psychosocial factors such as failure in school and working life and experiences of alienation among individuals with ADHD may combine to increase the risk of substance abuse.
This election is not only about a vote for the left or right, it is a vote about grace under pressure in the face of fear-mongering, hate and alienation of those many individuals and groups that make up the melting pot of America.
These attitudes and beliefs may further exacerbate a sense of alienation among affected individuals.
