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The phrase "to be separated from" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used when talking about being kept apart from someone or something. For example: "The couple could not bear to be separated from each other during the pandemic."
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Perhaps she could not bear to be separated from him.
However, it required him to be separated from Flynn.
It took a matter of minutes for Katrin Behr to be separated from her family too.
At world level, qualifying play is in pools, allowing Israel to be separated from political opponents.
"It's hard to be separated from your parent," Ms. Romay said.
His "idea of misery," true to form, was "to be separated from Maman".
So, Kramnik had to forget about wounded sheep to be separated from the flock.
I've created them and there's no way I'd want to be separated from them".
All bidders come with a univocal approach – that pensions have to be separated from the business".
Abdellatif's family say they do not want to be separated from their husband and father.
Both men are married but are believed to be separated from their spouses.
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