The phrase "at parting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the moment of saying goodbye or leaving someone or something.
Example: "At parting, she handed him a small token of their friendship."
Alternatives: "upon departure" or "when saying goodbye".
His first independent volume of poetry, Junjō shishū (1921; "Poems of Innocence"), was inspired by his sorrow at parting from her; but eventually they were married, in 1930.
"To call me to tell me she loved me is embedded in my head," he said of her courage at parting.
The one false note in a magnificent performance is Sher's tearful breakdown at parting from his doxy, Doll Tearsheet: nothing has prepared us for this unexpected display of genuine emotion.
Onstage, she took the part she had always been meant to play, Lyuba Ranevskaya in Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard, in London in 1967: her Ranevskaya's sense of loss at parting with the estate was overcome by excitement at rejoining her lover and frittering away the money in Paris.
The results of the simulations showed that the flash at parting lines on both the inner and outer profiles of the formed components showed noticeable volumetric changes with different designs of blank shapes.
The latest geegaw aimed at parting concerned parents with their money is Starfish, a smart car seat sensor that connects with your smartphone to alert you if you've forgotten your baby in the car.
But for the parents, the children and their caregivers in the foster care system, it was a day for tears — of joy at the reunification, or of bittersweet sadness at the parting.
Sitting on a rock in the southern Iraq desert, Corporal Thompson recalled his wife's embrace at the parting.
At the end of each day's shooting, Mr. Kirschenbaum recalled, Mrs. Gorewitz kissed him goodbye, tearing up at their parting.
When this is done properly, temperature gradients throughout the die and at the parting surface can be minimized.
The presented results indicate that cycle time does not significantly impact the steady-state temperature response at the parting surface for a well-insulated die that has proper thermal management.
