The phrase "dissolution of family" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the legal process of ending a marriage or the breaking apart of a family unit. Example: The dissolution of our family was a difficult and emotional process, but we were able to come to a fair and amicable agreement regarding custody and assets.
[n10] Nor does the maximum grant system necessitate the dissolution of family bonds.
Ginzburg's novels of the 1970s and '80s pessimistically explore the dissolution of family ties in modern society.
Supporters cited a study released today by the Republican staff of the Joint Economic Committee, which said the tax was a leading cause of the dissolution of family businesses.
The Shakers evoked hostility, but they managed to spread their creed despite its demand for celibacy and the dissolution of family ties; they viewed Ann as the female counterpart of Jesus and shared her certainty that the world would soon end.
Transitions on the roles of government attributed on the basis of dynastic affiliation and not on merit are among the main causes of dissolution of family assets and decline of the business.
The famine condition in our study area, also known as green famine belt (Guyu 2015), could be categorized under the minor and severe categories that are caused by starvation, breakout of human and livestock diseases and deaths, destruction of livelihood bases, household destitution and dissolution of family.
His subject has always been the dissolution of families, how parents and children drift apart and disappoint one another.
After finishing the trilogy and arranging the collection, I was aware of certain common elements: the creation and dissolution of families, the fault lines between parents and children, the confluence of life and death.
Douthat and Salam's biggest contribution comes in a chapter called "What's the Matter With the Working Class?" They make a strong case for why the dissolution of families is significant: it leaves people in an increasingly disrupted society, so that their turn to social conservatism is understandable.
They continue to face grave concerns, including the health effects of radiation exposure, displacement, the dissolution of families, disruption of their lives and lifestyles and the contamination of vast areas of the environment..
On the other end of the cycle from family formation are the events and processes associated with the dissolution of families and households.
