The phrase "a total halt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete stop or cessation of activity, often in contexts related to operations, processes, or movement.
Example: "Due to the severe weather conditions, the transportation system came to a total halt."
Alternatives: "a complete stop" or "an absolute standstill."
He sought a total halt, as did the Egyptian government.
Even a total halt would be far from catastrophic.
What I've seen over the past 10 , 15 yearsis a total halt in social mobility".
Removal of NRO protection would almost certainly reopen these dirty cans of worms bringing government business to a total halt.
On October 31, Johnson ordered a total halt to the bombing of North Vietnam, the precondition for getting the North and their Vietcong allies to join the talks.
Taylor believes the only solution is for there to now be a total halt on the signing of under-age players.
"THIS ISN'T THE PLACE" is structured as a single glacial build that grows in entropic intensity until, at the very last second, it comes to an unexpected total halt.
The rapidly deteriorating situation has 17 European countries now reporting a disruption or total halt to their gas supplies and caused the European Union to spring into action for a peaceful resolution.
The impact of the dispute between Russian gas giant Gazprom and the Ukraine is spreading rapidly, with 17 European countries now reporting a disruption or total halt to their gas supplies.
I regret to say that the left has taken advantage of this opportunity to table amendments that restrict the right of expulsion, even annexing a minority opinion demanding 'a total halt to deportations (to the country of origin) and a permanent right to remain for all people in Europe'.
Hanoi responds by de-escalating its insurgency efforts, and in October Johnson orders total halt to bombing.
