"position of detachment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a state of being emotionally or mentally removed from a situation. For example, "The therapist maintained a position of detachment while discussing the patient's traumatic experience."
Because I like this position of detachment.
What if a woman only appears as an object of lust and possession, which ultimately provokes a man to kill her, from the Buddhist position of detachment?
Stevens, on the other hand, never goes to the speech, on the theory that the independence of the judiciary requires a position of detachment for the Justices, physical and otherwise.
Philosophers are often seen as preferring a position of detachment and distance towards science/technology as targets of research.
Young age, myopic refraction, inferior position of detachment and the presence of small atrophic holes are considered as main risk factors for the appearance of chronic, asymptomatic rhegmatogenous retinal detachments [ 2, 3].
The position of detachment was variable but usually occurred within a few cell lengths behind the LC, suggesting that the pulling force generated by the LC may have caused detachment.
Her voice has a distancing effect, and it conveys not emotion but, rather, a position of powerful detachment.
Greville, though technically a politician (serving as clerk to the Privy Council), was the grandson of a duke, with a private income, and was able to look at the bear garden that was Westminster, not to mention Buckingham House and Balmoral, from a position of Olympian detachment.
Those systems operate from a place of detachment.
An increase in cross-flow, oil viscosity and capillary pressure displace the position of necking and drop detachment away from the capillary opening, which will have a decreasing effect on the final size of the drop.
He positioned a detachment of men at Cross Creek, and ordered the regiments of Colonels Caswell and Alexander Lillington to a location downriver in the path of the Loyalist militia.
