The phrase "a dismemberment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the act of dismembering or figuratively referring to the breaking apart of something, such as an organization or concept.
Example: "The dismemberment of the once-unified group left its members feeling lost and disoriented."
Alternatives: "a fragmentation of" or "a division of".
"Or it could create a dismemberment of our political parties".
Reading each line was messy and laborious, a dismemberment of language rather than a decipherment.
They strongly oppose a break-up, as does Telefónica, although a dismemberment of Telecom Italia might give the Spanish firm opportunities to buy some or all of its component businesses.
A former national president, Rodrigo Borja, has labelled the deal a "dismemberment" of Ecuadorean territory.Back from signing the agreement, Mr Mahuad urged Congress not to lose the "lucidity" with which it had so far supported the pursuit of peace.
Mobilizing Hindu sensibilities about the sacredness of the land as a whole, Hindus have sometimes depicted the creation of Pakistan as a dismemberment of the body of India, in the process demonizing Muslims who have remained within India's political boundaries.
It is not clear how such a separation might work without a total dismemberment of the big firms.
That handover is "a disturbing dismemberment of our... federal patrimony," says Antonio Rossmann, a Berkeley water law expert.
Thus, President James Monroe observed that a growing network of canals and turnpikes and the development of the steamboat were helping stitch a disparate country together, even as other Americans, like DeWitt Clinton, foresaw a calamitous "dismemberment of the Union," East to West, unless it were bound together by a common thread like the Erie Canal.
Rather than pursuing a wholesale dismemberment of the East German forces, Mr. Stoltenberg allowed the officers to apply for membership in a reconstituted army of a reunited Germany, and for those who passed a careful screening to take posts beside their former West German enemies.
Adams labeled the Prohibitory Act the "Act of Independency", calling it "a compleat Dismemberment of the British Empire".
Game of Thrones usually ends a season with the dismemberment of a much-loved principal or with a vast flotilla of CGI longboats setting sail for a dreadful war.
