The phrase "a plot to depose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing schemes or conspiracies aimed at removing someone from power, typically in political situations.
Example: "The investigation revealed a plot to depose the current leader, raising concerns about national security."
Alternatives: "a scheme to overthrow" or "a conspiracy to remove".
She has since denied being part of any plot to depose Mr Farage, saying the only person who was plotting against him was himself.
In 1057 Isaac entered into a military plot to depose the emperor Michael VI, and in June of that year Isaac was proclaimed emperor in Paphlagonia in Asia Minor.
Last week's show was a recap via mostly previously unseen scenes, so recall that when we last had a new episode, Shambles' plot to depose the Viper Queen had triumphed, thanks to the second-ballot flip-vote of Rocket Scientist John, done to avoid going to a random draw that might send any of them home except the vote-getters.
That is fully reciprocated among those Outers who already plot to depose the man who won them an unexpected election victory just a year ago.
Xenu was about to be deposed from power, so he devised a plot to eliminate the excess population from his dominions.
Some anticommunist ministers led by Prince Sirik Matak and General Lon Nol plotted to depose Sihanouk, whose credibility with radicals had evaporated following his renewal of diplomatic relations with the United States.
Iain Duncan Smith's beleaguered leadership of the Conservative Party was cast in fresh doubt today after he accused rivals of plotting to depose him and declared that Tories must "unite or die".
Some of his Labour colleagues started plotting to depose him; to defend himself, Mr Brown swallowed his pride and set out to show the doubters that he could feel the voters' pain while blaming it on somebody else.It didn't work: Labour continued to lose elections, and the plots intensified.
Ignoring Ibn Ra'iq's orders to retake Khuzistan, Bajkam remained at Wasit, and began plotting to depose Ibn Ra'iq himself.
