The phrase "leave distance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that someone should give someone or something space or physical separation. For example, "When you're out walking, remember to leave distance between you and other people."
The great Paul Elvstrøm, who competed at eight Olympics, described the Finn as the one class of Olympic sailing where there was a clear difference between the "good" and the "very good", who "can always leave distance between himself and others".
Being cyberized or virtual does not leave distance education apart; still it is a product designed to serve actual human beings and alike every design, the process has inputs, outputs and unfortunately, produces waste.
Some can also monitor how much time is left (distance or time) in a programmed ride, or how close the rider is to an ideal pedaling pace.
10.7554/eLife.06866.024 Appendix figure 3. (Left) distance constraints used in BUNCH.
But he made sure to leave some distance between himself and Mr. Schundler, reflecting the uneasiness that exists in the party's moderate camp over a Schundler candidacy.
The ministry had contended that it drew the route to leave enough distance and take in the right topographical features to stop potential gunfire from Beit Sourik or to detect the approach of a suicide bomber.
Elad Lassry, a sought-after Los Angeles photographer who is sometimes described as a post-Pictures Generation artist, makes brightly colored, high-gloss images that can appear to leave little distance between the commercial and the analytical.
Blake was careful to leave some distance between himself and Nardelli on Wednesday though.
Make sure you leave enough distance for you to get a clear shot without him jumping over you and knifing.
Note that the units in the time value (hours) cancel with the units in the denominator of the average speed (hours) to leave only distance units (miles).
If you see that person approaching from a distance, leave enough space between you so you don't brush up against that person.
