The phrase "the divorce between" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the separation of two people who were formerly married. For example: "The divorce between John and Mary was finalized last week."
The divorce between these two disciplines is a further sign that architecture will be marginalized.
But this time, said Bersani, it was about "the divorce between the government and the country".
The divorce between the partners in Rosie magazine is a bitter one.
So that was when the divorce between the Soviet Communist Party and the Italian Communist Party began.
The divorce between Mr. Giuliani and Ms. Hanover was completed in July after 18 years of marriage.
The divorce between Iverson and this city unraveled slowly and painfully, like the removal of a bandage.
The looming divorce between the EU the UK appears to have consolidated many continental relationships, with a sharp rise in EU nationals applying for citizenship through marriage.
The Common Security and defence Policy (CSDP) will be strongly impacted by the imminent divorce between the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU), for better or for worse.
The recent divorce between the old and the young, a phenomenon for which both parties must take responsibility, neutralises some of the greatest gains since humanity formed complex social groups 50,000 years ago.
BOSTON — The classical music world's latest Big Idea — a movement to marry music education to social work — has been jolted in this country by the rocky divorce between the effort's fledgling national organization and the New England Conservatory here.
Following the nasty divorce between the Packers and Brett Favre in 2008, Green Bay finished 6-10 yet felt satisfied and hopeful for a bright future.
