The phrase "domestic isolation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a state of being separated or isolated within one's own country or home, often in the context of health or social issues.
Example: "During the pandemic, many individuals experienced domestic isolation, leading to increased feelings of loneliness."
Alternatives: "home confinement" or "household isolation."
With better education, more of us were noticing the domestic isolation and contempt that shadowed women's lives.
Marshaling paternal abuse and maternal passivity into painterly, dialogue-free scenes of domestic isolation, the filmmaker creates an aesthetic of dysfunction that's as beautiful as it is disturbing.
The other category was the "continuous and intense nature of childrearing in the first year," which included such ordeals as "depression, domestic isolation, and relationship breakdown".
To ignore the role of disadvantage, lack of jobs, despair and chronic alcohol abuse would be to see domestic violence in isolation.
The car industry has become so globally integrated that it is extremely difficult for governments to help "domestic" industries in isolation, whatever their intent.
These families often face a range of other problems – mental and physical ill-health, domestic violence, addiction, isolation, and relationship breakdowns – which are often long-standing and inter-generational.
Yet Tehran, worried about the consequences of the Arab Spring and faced with a growing domestic crisis and isolation, still seeks to manipulate Iraq by controlling its security apparatus and supporting paramilitary groups.
Just as the youth of the Arab Spring have found themselves colliding with their nation's embedded elites and vastly more experienced political players, who have complicated their path forward to "democratic revolution," Arab nations have been reminded of something else in the course of this upheaval: they cannot resolve their domestic issues in isolation.
TBI patients often turn to panoplies of deleterious substances that in turn propagate a cycle of increased addiction dependency, neuroworsening, alcohol-related brain injuries, domestic violence, social isolation, homelessness, and further aggravation of underlying psychiatric sequelae.
How does one conduct herself each day among such partisanship, isolation, domestic and international disasters, and what seems like the daily fracturing not only of our nation, but also of our relationship with other nations?
In domestic mice, social isolation rearing does not block investigation of social odors but inhibits social learning and recognition [54].
