The phrase "at detente" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a period of improved relations or reduced tensions, particularly in political or diplomatic discussions.
Example: "The negotiations were successful, leading to a period at detente between the two nations."
Alternatives: "during a thaw" or "in a state of reconciliation".
Indeed, it is on Iran's borders that efforts at detente may start.Signals count for much.
Analysts cautioned that at least three attempts at detente in the past four decades have collapsed.
In Britain, the pre-eminent home for anti-Russian rhetoric since Cameron's failed attempt at detente in 2011, Johnson has warned Russia that if it continues on its path it could be deemed a rogue nation.
Modern realist thinking rose to prominence as a pessimistic response first, to the circumstances surrounding the outbreak of World War I and to the terrible international events of the 1930s, which were followed by the cataclysm of World War II and then the onset of the decadeslong Cold War, despite many diplomatic efforts at detente.
Conservatives in South Korea who are critical of Moon's efforts at detente with North Korea point to the economy, saying his focus should be on bettering lives in South Korea, not on engaging with the North.
Some of Trump's recent efforts at nuclear detente on the Korean Peninsula appear to point towards appealing to Kim's sense of humour.
A lifelong political campaigner, Seeger, [L] performed at the Rally for detente at Carnegie Hall in New York in May 1975.
One realist school of thought held that the cold war was something immutable, a fact of history that could at best be managed through the grinding diplomatic protocols known as detente.
Lord Roper says this is perfectly true, but he was pursuing detente at the request of the Foreign Office.
The Gulf crisis was putting East-West detente at risk, Pravda warned yesterday, as the Bush Administration prepared an appeal for Soviet help to neutralise Iraq's military potential.
Obama's visit was aimed at consolidating a detente between the once intractable Cold War enemies and the U.S. president who said in a speech to the Cuban people that it was time for both nations to put the past behind them and face the future "as friends and as neighbors and as family, together".
