"is disengaged from" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that something or someone is not involved or connected to a particular situation or group. Example: After years of being actively involved in politics, the senator finally decided to retire and is now disengaged from the political scene.
Like you're asking me to really change.' – Acupuncturist 4, Tucson Providers indicated that a "fix me" expectation signals that the patient is disengaged from his/her body and does not recognize his/her own role in the healing process.
Thus, in the current paper we refer to attentional disengagements as situations where students' attention is disengaged from what they are supposed to be doing (taking notes, studying) to other internal and external sources of information.
By attentional disengagements we mean those situations in which attention is disengaged from the primary task (listening to a lecture and taking notes, studying for an upcoming exam, etc).
For the Americans, a Britain that is disengaged from the rest of Europe would be a much less useful and influential ally.
They are thus less likely to exhibit invariant coordination across brain states, especially during sleep when the system is disengaged from its external inputs21.
The upper attachment of the Nansen bottle is disengaged from the cable by the impact of the messenger; and the bottle is reversed end over end, its valves closing in the process to trap the water sample.
The cracked products are disengaged from the solids and taken out to a distillation column for separation of the desired products.
Over all, boredom is a state of "being disengaged from one's environment," he said, and it reflects a passive relationship to one's work.
Yet that year the company was criticized by leaders in Seattle and the news media for being disengaged from civic life compared with stalwarts like Boeing and Starbucks.
Amazon has also been bashed for being disengaged from civic life relative to local stalwarts known for their philanthropic giving, like Boeing, Microsoft and Starbucks.
"I think current students are disengaged from actions that happened 30 years ago," said Owen Elliott, 17, who will spend a year working at an architectural firm before attending Tufts University.
