The phrase "interruption between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pause or break that occurs in the midst of two or more things, such as conversations, events, or processes.
Example: "There was a brief interruption between the speaker's points that allowed the audience to ask questions."
Alternatives: "break in" or "pause among".
Commercial flight numbers and terminal passenger numbers were rising almost without interruption between 1994 and 2007, when the global financial crisis interrupted.
Observations of data were performed during two periods with an interruption between the two caused by insufficient monetary resources.
LIKE the detour that millions of motorists on Interstate 95 are forced to take in New Jersey -- the highway's one interruption between Florida and Maine --joggers and bicyclists will have to leave a proposed trail along the Delaware River and travel instead on an asphalt road when they reach this riverfront community.
"My first train ride from Osaka airport to Hiroshima went through an endless sea of houses without any noticeable interruption between the cities … it [later] became apparent that I needed to address these spaces since they are representative not only of this kind of agglomeration, but also for the worldwide process of urbanisation".
Dana International is the Israel of the new millennium - not just the gay community's heroine but representing the young people of Tel Aviv's Shenkin Street, for whom the army is an unwelcome interruption between high school and the hippie trail to Goa and Thailand.
I watched the previous season entirely for free that way, gladly tolerating the "limited commercial interruption" between acts.
The game has seldom been more than an exhibition and an interruption, a pause between pennant races and baseball's grueling dog days of summer.
Because of unnecessary, unwanted, and completely unproductive interruptions, between 40 and 60percentt of their time was completely wasted.
US coast guard data shows that, on average, the Soo Locks suffered about 3,000 hours of service interruptions between 2009 and 2014.
Performers don't always think of it quite so clearly: much of the time they treat rests as interruptions between bursts of timbre.
The Wagner clan, he writes, inherited "a glorious but poisoned legacy .Like all dedicated Wagnerians, Mr Carr, who worked for The Economist (with interruptions) between the 1970s and the 1990s, refers to Wagner as "the Master".
