The phrase "a stabilisation force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military, peacekeeping, or humanitarian efforts aimed at stabilizing a region or situation.
Example: "The United Nations deployed a stabilisation force to help restore order in the war-torn country."
Alternatives: "a stabilization team" or "a peacekeeping force".
Some have already expressed a willingness to contribute to a stabilisation force".
A stabilisation force was proposed by Mr Annan and Mr Blair during the G8 summit in St Petersburg, and discussed by EU foreign ministers in Brussels yesterday.
Her comments came as the UN secretary general, Kofi Annan, urged the international community to send a stabilisation force to the region.
As part of a "stabilisation" force, troops were expected to act more like policemen in camouflage, which "drastically limited" their scope for action, says Mr Kress.
Mrs Beckett told the Today programme that the promise of a stabilisation force could help to create the conditions necessary for an "assured peace" in the region, but appeared to rule out sending in soldiers until hostilities had ceased.
Mr Annan said he wanted to put forward a package of proposals for the UN security council to consider so that a process of putting troops on the ground could begin "to act as a stabilisation force and urge a cessation of violence".
By calling for a meeting on Monday on the creation of an international stabilisation force, before a ceasefire resolution is passed, Washington and London hope to put pressure on other world leaders to back their calls for a ceasefire.
Since no domestic army was available to guarantee "security", a UN "stabilisation force" was sent in at the behest of both the US and France.
It authorised a 6,700-strong 6,700-strongon" force to take over from the American marinestabilisationith the immediate aforceato of Mr Aristake's departure.
Yesterday he worked on drafts of a UN resolution which Downing Street sees as the cue for a "freezing" of the Israeli action, ahead of further talks on sending an international "stabilisation" force to southern Lebanon.
UN secretary general Kofi Annan has led calls for an augmented stabilisation force.
