A General Framework for $Q\text{–}P$ Spaces and Intermediate Hausdorff-Type Structures

We introduce a unified framework of $Q\text{–}P$ spaces, designed to encompass a broad class of generalized topological structures arising from the interaction of two topological properties. We establish general permanence and transfer results, including heredity, productivity, additivity, and separation properties. Specializing to the Hausdorff setting, we investigate the intermediate classes $C$-Hausdorff, $PS$-Hausdorff, and $CC$-Hausdorff, and obtain the hierarchy $$T_2⟹Ps\text{-}Hausdorff⟹CC\text{-}Hausdorff⟹C\text{-}Hausdorff⟹T_1\mathrm{.}$$ For $C$-Hausdorff spaces, we derive intrinsic characterizations and establish the equivalence with the simultaneous properties of $k$-Hausdorffness and $KC$. We further examine their connections with $k$-spaces, Fréchet spaces, local compactness, realcompactness, and ${\mathrm{\aleph }}_0$-boundedness. Finally, carefully constructed examples and counterexamples demonstrate the strictness of the hierarchy and the necessity of the hypothesis. Thus, the $Q\text{\hspace{0.17em}⁣}-\text{\hspace{0.17em}⁣}P$ framework provides a unified perspective on generalized separation axioms and reveals a rich structure between classical Hausdorffness and $T_1$-separation.