The phrase "fracture between" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a break or division in a relationship or connection between two things. Example: There is a growing fracture between the two political parties, leading to increased tensions and gridlock in government.
Violence has returned, there's a fracture between the people and the government".
A critical fracture between Lynas and his movement occurred after London's 2000 May Day riots, which he helped organise.
It is the fracture between a smaller, wealthy elite and everyone else that now forms the prime class divide.
The bill has exposed a growing fracture between technology and entertainment companies.
The bank's hard line has exposed a fracture between Europe's large and small countries, which have divergent growth rates and hence require different monetary policies.
Now the sheer magnitude of the fracture between the globalised middle class and the anxious majority is clear for all to see.
For a long time, there has been talk of a fracture between the alliance's younger leaders and the older ones, which include Burhanuddin Rabbani, the aging president of the Afghan government that is recognized by most of the world.
"The arrival of the mainly Muslim Seleka militia massively increased the fracture between these communities," says Quet. "Now we have these militias, created with a specific purpose during the 2013-14 cristillstill existing.
GPs are on their knees, new GPs are scarce, there is a developing fracture between patient and doctor due to a mismatch in expectation and reality: general practice is at a tipping point.
The result is either a weakened ceramic structure just below the glaze or a separation fracture between the glaze and the ceramic body.
There was no longitudinal fracture between bending zone and fracture zone.
