The phrase "a total removal of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the complete elimination or eradication of something.
Example: "The new policy calls for a total removal of plastic bags from all stores in the city."
Alternatives: "complete elimination of" or "full eradication of".
The Liberal Democrats, whose rank and file have long been supportive of a total removal of the borrowing cap, had to accept an increase in the discounts available to right-to-buy purchasers in return.
This indicates either a total removal of the catalyst or a disintegration of the nickel particles.
Under these conditions a total removal of acid orange 7 was achieved.
In addition, variants of the method allow for a total removal of aliasing, imaging and/or phase distortions.
Most importantly, the nZVI/Starbon hybrid has been tested as absorbent for As III) removal showing a total removal of 358 μmol (26.8 mg) of As III) per gram of the composite at pH = 7.
At 100 °C, moderate catalyst loading and hydrogen peroxide concentration (0.6 g/L and 75% of stoichiometric amount for phenol mineralization, respectively) were enough to achieve a total removal of aromatic compounds and remarkable TOC mineralization under non-controlled pH conditions.
With biofilm maturation, the sleeve unit exhibited a total removal and inactivation of 4.55 ± 1.26 ALR across the entire system in nine challenges (influent to effluent).
As Milhorat [ 112] was careful to emphasize, the first a) requires total removal of the choroid plexuses (or evidence about the contribution of the portions remaining) and measures a rate of fluid production after the fluid dynamics have been severely altered.
Furthermore, other perceived social, environmental and economic benefits of a total removal policy may not be warranted.
The lives of all the gay characters in the show drip with privilege, subtle elitism, and a total removal from gay culture (unless of course, you argue that what was just listed has become gay culture).
Recent results from the Siple Dome ice core reveal two climate events during the last deglaciation, including an 18-m reduction in firn thickness associated with an abrupt warming at sometime between 18 and 22 kyr BP and a partial or total removal of the firn during an ablation event at 15.3 kyr BP.
