The word "uncoupling" is correct in written English.
It is often used in contexts related to separating or disconnecting two entities, such as in relationships or systems. Example: "The uncoupling of the two trains allowed for smoother operations on the railway." Alternatives include "separation" or "disconnection."
There would never be a male Pill, he said, because women probably rightly would not trust the men to take it.Observing the future from his sofa, where he liked to lie and think, he saw humans decisively uncoupling sex from procreation.
The 1996 farm bill sensibly cut subsidies, as well as partly uncoupling those that remained from production, making them less trade-distorting.
In 1996 the United States sensibly cut farm subsidies, as well as partly uncoupling those that remained from production, making them less trade-distorting.
In its recent Farm Act, America took another step towards uncoupling support for farmers from production subsidies.
There's no such restriction in Bitcoin, the cryptographically derived virtual currency that has no governance per se; rather, technical limitations prevent effective bitwashing.Bitcoin was designed, in part, to ensure complete and permanent transparency about each transfer of value from one party to another, while uncoupling it largely from the concept of an independent identity.
On July 16 , 1877 workers at the B&O station at Martinsburg, West Virginia, responded to the announcement of 10 percent wage cuts by uncoupling the locomotives in the station, confining them in the roundhouse, and declaring that no trains would leave Martinsburg unless the cut was rescinded.
"After a period of denial, we've chosen conscious uncoupling.
But last summer the S.E.C. seriously considered enacting a series of proposals that would have gone some way toward uncoupling the rating agencies from the regulatory system.
A medical resident in reconstructive surgery, she had had so much trouble uncoupling from a former boyfriend that she was willing to seek help outside the kind of Western medicine she had studied.
Uncoupling the currencies would make American goods more competitive against Chinese products.
It is happening at a time when many Europeans see Germans as uncoupling their own interests from the continent's, reluctant to pay a cent (or pfennig?) more to rescue the profligate economies of their southern partners unless they finally sign on to Germany's own standards of hard work and thrift.
