"a radicalization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of becoming more extreme or revolutionary in one's beliefs or actions. It can also refer to the act of causing someone or something to become more extreme or revolutionary. Example: The country's political climate was marked by a radicalization of its citizens, with more and more people joining radical groups and advocating for extremist ideologies.
But there's a radicalization going on, taking this conservative agenda and radicalizing it, painting him in our likeness.
"We are not talking about a radicalization of Islam," Roy writes, "but an Islamicization of radicalism".
The group called his selection as pope a "radicalization of the Vatican's position against recognizing diverse families".
On a Russian Web site, Alexander Arkhangelsky, the host of an intellectual TV show, wrote: What lies ahead is a radicalization across the board.
Second, Spinoza's system is in part a radicalization of, or perhaps a logical corollary to, medieval Jewish doctrines, and the impact of Maimonides and of Crescas is evident.
"But this was a radicalization of the process where it devolved more into finger-pointing than a debate of the issues".
But the volatile, defiant mood of the crowd on Wednesday also signaled a possible radicalization of a movement that leaders found difficult to control.
But both incidents have to do with a growing radicalization in Jerusalem, a sense that recent tensions over the holy site in the capital's Old City are building up to a conflagration.
In making his argument, however, Mr. Obama assumes that it is only rhetoric that has been radicalized -- without a corresponding radicalization of government policy.
He had participated in a jihadi radicalization program, operated out of a rented room in Antwerp, that inspired dozens of Belgian youths to migrate to Syria and take up arms against the government of Bashar al-Assad.
The move points to a spreading radicalization by Mr. Chávez, as he responds to a slowing economy and the gains made by his opponents.
