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The phrase "a deconstruction of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when analyzing or breaking down a concept, text, or idea to understand its components and meanings. Example: "The article presents a deconstruction of traditional gender roles in modern society."
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A deconstruction of the detective novel?
We're watching a deconstruction of anal sex.
And a deconstruction of stupid Hollywood.
We were watching a deconstruction of anal sex.
It is a deconstruction of power, a dismantling of grandeur.
"It's both a summation and a deconstruction of sculpture".
Another movement, "Christian Zeal and Activity," was a deconstruction of a famous hymn.
It's a deconstruction of the Baroque spirit, exploratory and rigorous, intimate and formal.
"My work is a deconstruction of the language of painting, sexuality and class.
It is less a portrait of mayhem than a deconstruction of assassination.
Instead, "The Apprentice Mage," told chronologically, is a deconstruction of Yeats's own account, "Autobiographies".
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