The phrase "polarisation between" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a division or contrast between two opposing sides or ideas. Example: The political climate in our country is characterized by a strong polarisation between the left and the right, with very little room for middle ground.
But it has laid its groundwork in ethnic and religious polarisation between Muslim and non-Muslim.
Corbyn's recent Brexit speeches are a brave attempt to overcome the polarisation between leavers and remainers.
The country risks starker polarisation between Tajiks in the north and Pushtuns in the south.
David Marsh and Ben Robinson of the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum thinktank said: "The great monetary polarisation between the US and Europe is under way.
The period that has followed 1968 has, by and large, been characterised by an increased polarisation between the rich and poor.
From this it looks as though the leap in polarisation between the major political parties occurred between the 2001 and 2004 elections.
The result was "polarisation, and between liberals and blacks an awkward, artificial relationship: double standards, patronising dishonesty and, inevitably, resentment on both sides".Detroit, after the 1967 riots, was simply a disaster.
There are no easy answers and, like politics, education suffers from an unhealthy polarisation – divided between those who believe that technology renders the teacher obsolete and those who believe that the role of the teacher is to be boot-camp instructor.
The group velocity mismatch between polarisation components introduced by twist is mitigated by the interplay between anomalous dispersion and the nonlinear Kerr effect, although strong twist should be avoided as it still introduces substantial pulse distortion.
The depolarisation effect in wireless channels yields mismatched polarisations in between the Rx antenna and the impinging E-field, arising from several factors, addressed in what follows.
The polarisation is not between black and white.
