The phrase "disconnected lines" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is not logically or physically connected, or does not follow a certain pattern. Some examples of when it can be used are: - "The essay was difficult to read because it consisted of disconnected lines of thought." - "The artist's abstract painting is filled with disconnected lines and shapes, creating a sense of chaos." - "The politician's speech was filled with disconnected lines and promises, making it hard for the audience to follow his main point."
But with their long, lightly touched, disconnected lines, they have the glamorous inexactitude of fashion illustrations -- slightly gawky ones.
These dial lots of phone numbers at once and shunt aside disconnected lines, faxes and answering machines.
China and Taiwan (as the "Republic of China", and largely irrelevantly) appear to claim almost all the South China Sea, citing an old map showing nine disconnected lines around its rim.
Mr. Tashjian suggested that with the nuisance corrected, the station could be seen as something of a historic site, where a final relic from the era of tokens and disconnected lines was finally swept away.
;"Just Like a Woman" According to Wilentz's analysis of the session's tapes, Dylan felt his way into the lyrics of one of his most popular songs, singing "disconnected lines and semi-gibberish" during the earlier takes.
However, zero-crossing lines at left and right sides of the third Gaussian derivative wavelet are disconnected lines, so it is not easy to estimate σ i through (19, 20, 21).
Reacting, perhaps, against the atmosphere all too typical on Hollywood productions, in which the performers are trotted out of their trailers every two or three hours to deliver a disconnected line and are then packed away again, the Method practitioners place the actor's moment at the center of their work, prizing the discovery and revelation of character above all else.
Reacting, perhaps, against the atmosphere all too typical on Hollywood productions, in which the performers are trotted out of their trailers every two or three hours to deliver a disconnected line and are then packed away again, the Method practitioners place the actor's moment at the center of their work, prizing the discovery and revelation of character above all else.
Customers are going mobile, disconnecting lines and making fewer calls.
A Stable power swing is simulated by disconnecting line 10-11.
The police blocked journalists from entering the area, disconnected telephone lines and jammed cellphones in the area.
