The phrase 'drift apart with' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that two people have become less connected and are moving away from one another. Example: As the years passed, the couple gradually drifted apart with each of them growing in different directions.
Like a married couple who stopped making the effort, Britain and Europe drifted apart – with Brussels doing little to help, failing to reform its decision-making or budget in good times, and visibly floundering in bad.
Even in the absence of selective forces, genetic drift can cause two separate populations that began with the same genetic structure to drift apart into two divergent populations with different sets of alleles.
The first shows us Jacob and Julia as they drift apart, dealing all the while with their incontinent, lovable dog, Argus; with their precocious, demanding children.
You can also easily add new users or drop them (once you graduate, drift apart and stop being friends with them, for example).
Even if today, the majority of evolutionary scientists believe that most events of speciation must have occurred in allopatry, I do actually believe that if truly allopatric speciation ever happens, i.e. for whole populations to drift apart sufficiently to become infertile with one another, it must be an extremely slow process, and consequently a very rare occurrence.
"Your relationship with Rafael may drift apart for a moment, but does a 360.
It was a two-hander: a simple, romantic – but in those days, radical – tale of two young men who fall in love with each other, then drift apart.
The group had started to drift apart from manager Kit Lambert due to his preoccupation with their label, Track Records.
Mitchell revealed that Romeo's relationship with Indigo Walker (Samara Weaving) would drift apart in the event of the "love triangle" storyline.
Slowly they will begin spending more time with other people and you will drift apart.
