"family dissolution" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to the process of a family breaking up or ending, typically through divorce or separation. Example: "The high rate of family dissolution in modern society has led to an increase in single-parent households."
Between family conformity and family dissolution?
He's a perfect avatar for the cultural anxieties around him, from avoidance of death (Lucky Strike) to fear of family dissolution (Kodak).
Add to that burden the mental torture of depression or P.T.S.D. or the debilitating effects of traumatic brain injury, and you have the stuff that leads to alcoholism, drug abuse, family dissolution, homelessness, trouble with the law and sometimes suicide.
Whites in the lower social-economic strata are less cognitively able – in Murray's view – and thus less well-equipped to resist the lure of the sexual revolution and doctrines of self-actualization so they succumb to higher rates of family dissolution, non-marital births, worklessness and criminality.
That mission is to bring sense, order and humanity to the chaotic netherworld, where 11 million illegal immigrants live in the shadows, fearing deportation and family dissolution.
Critics of Reagan's efforts questioned their purpose and argued that the program did not go far enough in addressing many social issues, including unemployment, poverty, and family dissolution; Nancy's approach to promoting drug awareness was labeled as simplistic by liberal critics.
This affecting final novel by Hofmann (1931-93) explores the bitter end of a marriage and a German family's dissolution; told from a young son's perspective, the story captures the family's last day together and portrays each member with empathy and wit.
My own favourite is the variant where Angus becomes a "wicked uncle", a dispenser of dreams called in by his desperate sister to save her family from dissolution; what he does is both preposterous and utterly believable, and the conclusion of this tale is particularly satisfying, in a book that is full of small marvels.
Whereas the tale of a family's dissolution in "The Last Life" possessed all the visceral complexities and unexpected developments of real life, the story in "The Woman Upstairs" has a schematic quality, as if points on an outline were being methodically ticked off and fleshed out.
More cruelly, in a later scene Tom castigates James for letting his marriage fall apart ("You didn't deserve her, James," he lectures, "and that's why she left you"), although here again it was James's depression resulting from his family's dissolution that opened fissures in his marriage.
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.
