The phrase "a complete overthrow of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing significant changes, revolutions, or transformations in various fields such as politics, social structures, or systems.
Example: "The movement aimed for a complete overthrow of the existing government to establish a new regime."
Alternatives: "an absolute dismantling of" or "a total upheaval of".
That makes for a complete overthrow of the system".
Zawahiri envisioned not merely the removal of the head of state but a complete overthrow of the existing order.
Often, this criticism was combined with the call for a complete overthrow of the capitalist system, which was seen as self-undermining because of the ever-greater divisions it created.
That too got pushed back by three hours, but I guess when you're trying to implement a complete overthrow of the capitalist system you don't see time in quite the same way as everyone else.
This is why Brentano said that his theory "leads to nothing less than a complete overthrow, and at the same time, a reconstruction of elementary logic.
It's the term that every startup and entrepreneur promises: a quick and complete overthrow of an existing system or practice.
A revolutionary communist might advocate the complete overthrow of constitutional, democratic government, while a liberal feminist critic might be content to work within existing constitutional systems to eradicate the vestiges of patriarchy which have survived recent feminist movements (Strossen 1995).
He is proposing the complete overthrow of the most basic assumptions of Western art since the Renaissance.
This is the first instance of the complete overthrow of Governmental authority in any provincial capital since the Taiping rebellion.
Condemning Lincoln, The Cincinnati Enquirer said that the proclamation represented the "complete overthrow of the Constitution he swore to protect and defend".
He tells us that money can't buy you love – which I already knew – and that only the complete overthrow of the existing system and embrace of mysticism can take us from "the shallow pool of the known" to the "great untamable ocean" beyond.
