The phrase "cut contact" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used as a verb or an imperative sentence (a command or request). For example, you could say "I decided to cut contact with my old friends after the argument we had".
Following a traumatic act of bullying, Audrey has left school and cut contact with the outside world, imprisoned by devastating social anxiety.
He does not know when or why his drink problem developed, and says Pawel cut contact with his family years ago.
The Thai prime minister, General Prayuth Chan-ocha, expressed concern that some surrogate mothers, fearing possible legal consequences, may cut contact with medical facilities and access to proper medical care.
When McCarthy moved to Portsmouth several years ago, she got rid of her phone and email account, changed her name on social media and cut contact with many of her friends.
She went without shoes and clothes (borrowing Juliet's when necessary), lived in an unheated home with no fridge, struggled to feed the children properly and was forced to cut contact with her family and friends.
Complete excavations clearly showed a cut contact between the sediment and the horizontal marl substratum at the bottom, and a cut at the edges of the upper marl layers.
The 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-oldcut contacts with the Vatican in 2011 over what it said were repeated insults toward Islamosque Frandis's predecessor, Pope Benedict.
Turkey, a former ally of Assad, cuts contact with Syrian authorities.
An adult daughter who cuts contact with parents who she once formed a triangle with is likely to replay unhealthy aspects of her role in the original triangle within other close relationships.
