The phrase "a demise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the death or end of something, such as a person, organization, or concept.
Example: "The sudden demise of the company shocked its employees and stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a death" or "an end".
"There's been a demise over the past many years of the specialty store," Jones said.
Thirdly, and most plainly, a demise correlates with an actor's wish to leave a franchise.
We're undoing the demise of book publishing, a demise that began mostly because of the Internet".
"Dewey is a fabled firm with a lot of great lawyers and a demise of this magnitude is unprecedented".
Beyoncé's film "Lemonade" similarly begins with an image of a demise brought on by the psychic stress of infidelity.
Earlier, during a demise from 109 for two to 119 for five, Gordon Muchall was pinned in front playing on the back foot when the front was required.
Much has been made, by Moneyball skeptics, of the A's' demise in recent years.
For more on LUNAR-A's demise, stay tuned for the 19 January issue of Science.
It's a sad demise for a meme that was once a favourite for so many.
Then again, Shakespeare was an artist and wordsmith, able to color a miserable demise with a prolific amount of lyricism. .
After a testy parent-teacher conference, one hapless educator meets an early demise; an errant leaf blower replaces the pesto.
