The phrase "are disconnected with" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "are disconnected from."
Example: "The two departments are disconnected from each other, leading to communication issues."
Alternatives: "are not connected to" or "are separate from."
Urban environmental education can increase student motivation, develop citizenship, and provide nature exposure to students who are disconnected with their environments.
Target molecules are disconnected with consideration for applying biocatalysts, as well as chemical reagents and chemocatalysts, in the forward synthesis direction.
We can find that the silicon nanowire etched with diluted solution are disconnected with each other, but the silicon nanowire etched with high concentration solution is connected.
By the time we reach adulthood, many of us are disconnected with our own sources of joy and brilliance, and trying to win approval from our partners, our children, our bosses, friends, colleagues… From society at large.
For instance, the bubble effect where some tech entrepreneurs are disconnected with the needs and desires of a mainstream user base is one area that Handler – with her supposed tech frustrations – could have easily tackled.
In the numerical simulations, we do not consider any case with ρsz < 10 veh, since this corresponds to topologies that are disconnected with a high probability, as shown in [10].
I was disconnected with what was happening to me hormonally, and how it was affecting me psychologically.
This, he says, was an erroneous application of the fourth section because if his connection with the transporation was innocent, his subsequent criminal concealment of the stolen property would be disconnected with interstate commerce and be only a crime against the state.
To test the mobility, vehicle 5 is set to be disconnected with RSU 1 at 1.000000 s and connected with RSU 2 at 1.300000 s.
