The phrase "and disaffection with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing feelings of dissatisfaction or lack of interest towards a particular subject or entity.
Example: "The report highlighted the growing discontent among employees and disaffection with the management's decisions."
Alternatives: "and dissatisfaction with the" or "and disillusionment with the".
The danger is that his impact may be to fuel greater disillusionment and disaffection with the political process.
Angry Young Men, various British novelists and playwrights who emerged in the 1950s and expressed scorn and disaffection with the established sociopolitical order of their country.
Yet Goodwin, from Nottingham University, and Ford, of Manchester University, say the "army of potential supporters for Ukip is growing in size" and is being aided by continued anger at Labour's record and disaffection with the Tory leader.
"To revive growth and fight long-term and youth unemployment would be the best message to counter the mounting wave of populism and disaffection with the European Union, showing that Europe is listening to people's concerns".
While the Austrian presidency is a largely ceremonial role, the outcome has been seen as hugely symbolic, with the Freedom party seemingly buoyed by growing anti-refugee sentiment and disaffection with the country's political establishment.
While there are numerous factors such as social issues, fundamentalist influences and disaffection with the government that have been blamed for political extremism, the London bombers did not fall within such a mould.
It's this kind of voting that led to the two-party system and the apathy and disaffection with politics that spawned Brand in the first place.
Shrek has run the gamut of personal crises, and disaffection with family life is a blind alley that only the parallel-universe flip can allow him to escape.
Disdain for experts, and disaffection with economic reasoning has energised a politics of the excluded, of Jeremy Corbyn, Bernie Sanders, Marine Le Pen, Donald Trump and now Brexit.
The ageing workforce [ 49], projected shortages of staff [ 50], problematic morale because of isolated groups and autonomy [ 51] and disaffection with existing fragmented health services [ 52] are seen by the Australian Productivity Commission [ 53], amongst others, to be in need of attention.
(Sisario) WALKMEN (Friday) The Walkmen play exquisitely articulated songs of exhaustion and disaffection, with Hamilton Leithauser's whine surrounded by an echoey wash of guitar and keyboards.
