'historically apart' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to two or more entities being distinct in terms of their pasts, or history. For example, you could say, "The two cities have been historically apart for hundreds of years."
(Post-cardiac arrest survival rates without hypothermia in the literature range from less than 5%to35%5% [ 1].) Challenges included altering historic practice patterns, integrating sectors of the healthcare delivery system that had historically drifted apart, and interacting with extra-institutional regulations governing prehospital care.
Sissako creates an interrelated series of characters and tableaux giving us scenes from the life of a traumatised nation, historically torn apart and prone to failures in communication between its three languages: Touareg, Arabic and French.
A slow molecular clock suggests that the time between generations is long, something that has historically set humans apart from the great apes.
The company has historically set itself apart from competitors in the space by not relying on third parties for its data, but rather on building out its own proprietary tool set for accessing data, analysis and reporting.
On a street where the failed and fallen apart have historically held sway, the accumulation of healthful gifts is welcome.
While this is undoubtedly true in a logical sense, historically the empire fell apart in 1918 as the allied powers of the first world war recognised national governments that emerged in the countries of the former Hapsburg territories.
The novelty of this contribution resided in the combination of two methods which historically have been kept apart between different scientific branches.
If Iowa doesn't pick a Monday, it may need to strike a deal with New Hampshire, as it did in 2008 for a shortened window between the two contests, which have historically fallen eight days apart.
I admire the social consciousness of student governments and organizations, but as a member of the student government, I firmly believe it is our duty to focus on issues that will unite the student body, not issues that have historically torn the campus apart.
