"disengaged with" is a common phrase used in written English.
You can use it to describe a person or group of people who have withdrawn from a particular situation. For example, "He had become completely disengaged with his work and was considering leaving his job."
Participants became disengaged with the hypnotic procedures at retest.
Which is not to say they are entirely disengaged with modern poetry.
It is easy to become disengaged with a rich, white, male political class.
For doctors, this means they can become disengaged with their work.
People say they are disengaged with politics because they don't get a sense of authenticity from the party leaders.
People pay for waste through their taxes and yet they feel disenfranchised from (or simply disengaged with) the whole process.
Disengaged – Those disengaged or engaged with the wrong things hurt the organization.
Conversely, those with lower aptitude will feel overwhelmed and disengaged working with more advanced coworkers.
Mr. Brooks said that he had discussed his new book, "The Road to Freedom: How to Win the Fight for Free Enterprise," with Mr. Romney, who was particularly interested in whether redistribution would lead to a disengaged electorate — with the government paying for programs benefiting more people with dollars coming from fewer of them.
Nurse client relationships with an imbalance of power often result in nurses providing routine disengaged practices with little effectiveness as the practices are not tailored to the needs of clients [ 13, 39, 40].
I wonder if she has any hopes or dreams of a quiet, disengaged retirement with Noam, now that he is in his seventies and a grandfather of four.
