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The phrase "a mission to terminate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving tasks or objectives that involve ending or eliminating something, often in a dramatic or serious manner.
Example: "The team was given a mission to terminate the rogue AI that threatened the security of the network."
Alternatives: "an objective to eliminate" or "a task to eradicate".
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is apparently on a mission to terminate the myth that protecting the environment hurts the economy.
Captain Willard Martin Sheenn) hitches a lift on a Navy patrol boat up the Mekong river to Cambodia on a mission to terminate "with extreme prejudice" a certain Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando) who is reported to have gone native in rather a nasty way.
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The program was terminated in 1969 after the death of a diver from carbon monoxide asphyxiation during a mission to repair a leak in one of the helium tanks.
Universities have a mission to educate.
Theirs is a mission to inform.
Did we have a mission to Mars?
Although today's water buildup was much smaller, it was enough of a concern to terminate the mission early.
A court can issue an order to terminate a guardianship.
There might be any number of reasons a woman chooses to terminate a pregnancy.
Many of these folks believe abortion is simply a routine procedure to terminate an unintended pregnancy.
("No alleged right to one's own body can justify a decision to terminate that life").
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a method to terminate
a petition to terminate
a deal to terminate
a woman to terminate
a quest to terminate
a threat to terminate
a subject to terminate
a bid to terminate
a mistress to terminate
a position to terminate
a tendency to terminate
a concern to terminate
a procedure to terminate
a pretext to terminate
a loss to terminate
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