'marriage dissolution' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally refers to the legal end of a marriage through divorce or annulment. For example, "The couple filed for marriage dissolution after a long period of marital strife."
By investigating all the varieties of marriage dissolution recorded in the "sijjilat" of the "shari'a" courts of Ajdabiyya and Kufra and by analyzing the part played, respectively, by "shari'a" law, customary law and some compromise between the two, he provides hard evidence on the nature of compromise on one point after another.
This would include such measures as encouraging marriage and increasing the difficulty of legal marriage dissolution.
Similar to immigration, marriage dissolution (divorce) is expected to lead to greater suicide rates because of a loss of social integration.
The proportion of female current migrants who were divorced was three times that of the non-migrant population, suggesting that there is a strong relationship between marriage dissolution and migration that levies a much stronger influence on women than mena.
The Paltrow-Martins announced their split as a conscious uncoupling -- a term they believe sums up how they're trying to go about the whole marriage dissolution thing.
Supporters say the bill, the Civil Marriage Dissolution Equality Amendment Act of 2011, is needed because states that don't recognize same-sex marriage have no legal mechanism to issue a divorce to gay or lesbian couples who wish to dissolve their D.C. marriage through a divorce.
The Harmonized Histories data include month of children's birth, entrance into cohabiting union, marriage, and union dissolution.
To our knowledge, no other model has tried to fit the HIV seroprevalence age patterns for both sexes simultaneously, while taking into account the detailed periods at risk and fitting precisely entry into sexual life, entry into first marriage, and marriage dissolutions as well as re-marriage.
Satin's friend Lee Schleifer, whose fling with Klein contributed to the marriage's dissolution, became a drug dealer and was later shot to death.
Nora Ephron set the modern standard for the inverse with her 1983 novel "Heartburn," a retelling of her marriage's dissolution punctuated by instructions for dishes like butter-drenched bread pudding.
Originally, the plan is that Uncle Dick will be a father to Lil's three children, but instead the new arrivals seem to hasten his own marriage's dissolution: Lil takes over the running of the household, Vera obtains a coveted teaching position at the local girl's academy, and Dick becomes increasingly blatant about the other woman he's keeping on the side.
