The phrase "path of separation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing choices, decisions, or processes that lead to division or distinction.
Example: "In her journey of self-discovery, she found herself on a path of separation from her past."
Alternatives: "way of division" or "route of distinction."
Ghost Stories is a concept album, following a person's path from the rending pain of separation to its acceptance.
While affairs remain a serious breach of trust today, experts are beginning to understand that not all are a direct path to separation or divorce.
The road is currently open to the West Bank, but it cuts through the intended path of the Israeli separation barrier, which has not yet been built around E1 or Maale Adumim.
A1 Revised Plan for Barrier Israel is revising the planned path of its West Bank separation barrier in an effort to comply with an Israeli court ruling that called for it to be less burdensome on Palestinians, a Defense Ministry official said.
Vectorial migration of photogenerated charge carriers through two order transmission channels in Z-scheme photocatalytic system further prolongs the mean free path of electrons, realizing effective separation of photogenerated charge carriers and possesses high redox ability.
It is a practical example of self interference and due to its modest path separation of a few centimeters allows the insertion of samples and macroscopic neutron spin rotators.
This is confirmed by simulations of RMSEE for two paths with the separation of the two paths in delay taken as a parameter.
The cohesive law follows a softening path with the peak traction at the start of separation process.
The design and analysis part generates process (flowsheet) alternatives, evaluates/analyses feasibility of separation and provides a visual operation path for the desired separation.
In 2012, the average shortest path between authors was around 5.5, which follows the six degree of separation theory [42].
