The phrase "are disconnected for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not connected or is separated for a specific reason or purpose.
Example: "The devices are disconnected for maintenance, ensuring that no data is lost during the process."
Alternatives: "are separated for" or "are detached for".
It is easy to verify that when the network is fully separable among all topics, (G_i) and (G_j) are disconnected for any (ine j).
An additional consideration would be whether there are two tables that contain information that becomes irrelevant when they are disconnected; for example, the relationship between a person and a passport as in Fig. 7.
Care should also be taken to ensure that insulin pumps are individually labeled so that when they are disconnected (for swimming or bathing), the proper pump is reconnected to the proper camper to prevent fluid contamination and improper insulin administration.
They just can't be disconnected for a minute".
On the Hampton Jitney this summer, a company called Wi-Ran installed wireless access for passengers who couldn't bear to be disconnected for the two-hour ride.
The PR said: "Best not tell Will you've been disconnected for 10 minutes, he's been talking all this time".
13. (S/NF) Saif acknowledged that he was disconnected for a long time from the bilateral relationship and recognized that the hero's welcome for Megrahi had set engagement back.
He acknowledged that he was disconnected for a long time but that he was back on the political scene -- although he was careful to caveat that he had not yet accepted an official role in the regime.
Mr. HoSang offered fewer opinions about the design than his wife did, but he mentioned that he was hoping for "more color" in the bedroom and wished it could feel like a kind of upbeat sanctuary, creating the illusion that they could "leave the city and be disconnected for a time, disconnected from the world and reconnected with each other".
Recounting her experience of harassment in front of panellists that included Justine Greening, the international development secretary, who is standing in for David Cameron as one of the panel's co-chairs, Maldonado described how her home phone had been disconnected for two years because of regular wiretaps, before launching into trenchant criticism of the rules of the game.
They will then stop automatically when the user is disconnected for a specific period of time.
