The phrase "act of dissolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the process of formally ending an agreement, organization, or relationship.
Example: "The board voted unanimously in favor of the act of dissolution of the partnership, effective immediately."
Alternatives: "process of termination" or "declaration of dissolution".
X's creative act of dissolution combines stillness and the intimation of motion, leading us to the very edge of identifiable form and playfully subverting minimalist concerns.
Yeltsin and to a lesser extent Kravchuk were since severely discredited by their terms in office, but Shushkevich denies that there were any ulterior motives in their December 1991 act of dissolution.
This was not a purchase on behalf of the society and after a five-year delay, it was transferred under the will of Denys in 1516 to the Carthusian House of Jesus of Bethlehem (Sheen Priory), which remained the Society's landlord until 1539, when the Second Act of Dissolution led to the Dissolution of the Monasteries and passed ownership of the Inn to the Crown.
The work also offers a view of Nabokov's final writings on the theme of mortality, as Philip courts his own end via an act of "auto-dissolution," a kind of willed erasure.
Montenegro's secession is one of the last acts of the dissolution of the old Yugoslavia that began 15 years ago.
The number of dissolutions of civil partnerships is also rising.
"It is her custom to act only on the advice of her prime minister, on the matter of dissolution, but she can act on her own in the public interest and there is no law to prevent this," he wrote.
Supporters say the bill, the Civil Marriage Dissolution Equality Amendment Act of 2011, is needed because states that don't recognize same-sex marriage have no legal mechanism to issue a divorce to gay or lesbian couples who wish to dissolve their D.C. marriage through a divorce.
Pym was instrumental in securing an act forbidding the dissolution of Parliament without its consent.
As shown in Figure 6A, Sgs1 and Top3 are proposed to act in the dissolution of dHJ structures [37] [41].
Studies of dissolution rates vary widely.
