The phrase "drifting apart from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation between two people, groups, or things in which they are gradually moving away from each other and becoming less close. For example, "The siblings once had a close relationship, but they have been drifting apart from each other lately."
"Modern society is drifting apart from nature and people are not understanding the circle of life.
Seth Rogen is also said to be in talks to play Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, who left the company after drifting apart from Jobs in 1987.
Like Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, the two of us are apparently linked together, drifting apart from the rest of humankind.
His songs had always concerned the "unmagnificent lives of adults", but on Boxer he gave his introspective tendencies free rein, writing about drifting apart from friends, digging at the fault lines in relationships and wondering what happened to the "glowing young ruffian" he used to be.
Torpid with ennui and morbid ill health, he is drifting apart from his wife Yuwen Hu Jingfann) but his dull and melancholy existence is enlivened when an old college friend, Zhang (Xin Baiqing), comes to call, who turns out to be Yuwen's passionate first love - and she realises, with mysterious despair and delight, that her feelings are just the same.
However he says that pre-accession funds to Turkey "should be reduced" given that the country is "drifting apart" from the EU.
For reasons they cannot explain, she drifted apart from them more and more as her tennis career progressed.
Bassist Hook, who had drifted apart from his bandmates over the years, finally left New Order in 2007.
The soprano, alto, tenor, and bass voices — which in the hymn move in rhythmic unison — drifted apart from one another, like slow bubbles rising in a dense liquid.
Words scroll on a screen at the back of the stage not only to inform but to show how voices have drifted apart from their words.
