"Partition from" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is possible that someone may use it informally in spoken English, but it is not considered grammatically correct. A more appropriate phrase to convey the same meaning would be "separate from" or "divide from." Example: After their disagreement, they decided to partition from each other and go their separate ways.
THE BAR Full bar, with a few tables and stools, separated by a partition from the dining room.
It was born in 1947, in a bloody, wrenching partition from India in which hundreds of thousands were killed.
His family migrated to Pakistan after its partition from India in 1947, where it established a textile business.
The social and legal status of these minorities has been declining since partition from India in 1947.
For most of its troubled history since independence and partition from India in 1947, Pakistan has been plagued by coups, insurgencies and sometimes repressive military rule.
The ghastly images from India of neighborhoods torched, trains attacked and passengers slaughtered recall the upheavals after India's independence and partition from Pakistan in 1947.
After Pakistan's bloody partition from India in 1947 and China's border war with India in 1962, the Chinese and Pakistani governments found common purpose in opposing India.
It was formed to represent the interests of the Mohajirs Urdu-speaking Mohajirs Urdu-speakinghe city after partition fromigrantsin 1947.
Its capital, Dhaka, merely an undistinguished district headquarters at time of partition from India in 1947, can now be counted as the fastest-growing city in the world.
Initially, the city's growth was attributable to the enormous influx of Hindu refugees from Pakistan following its partition from India (also in 1947).
Pakistan's military helped unify the country after its traumatic partition from India in 1947, and quickly established itself as the strongest arm of a weak state.
