The phrase "and disintegration of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the breakdown or collapse of something, often in a metaphorical or literal sense.
Example: "The report highlighted the challenges faced by the organization, including the disintegration of the team dynamics."
Alternatives: "and breakdown of the" or "and fragmentation of the".
But at Zaatari, at least, after the shattering dislocation and disintegration of the past three years, they were "retraining communities to look after each other".
The move is intended to stave off legal actions brought on by the construction and disintegration of the hill, which is 50 feet high.
"This fragmentation and disintegration of the far right could increase the potential for political violence from small aggressive groups or lone-wolf or sole-actor terrorism".
It's as if two great rivers are running in a collision course here — one moving toward ecstasy and life, the other toward annihilation and disintegration of the flesh and bodily functions.
The regional support for Ouattara, the isolation of Gbagbo, the financial vise grip that kept his soldiers from getting paid, and the collapse of his military command all led to the demoralization and disintegration of the regime.
It graphically describes the barely credible story of the establishment and disintegration of the Coalition Provisional Authority in Baghdad: a tragic tale of naivety, hubris, waste and wilful ignorance.
The aggregation and disintegration of DADNC in the presence of ionic micelles showed sensitive "on-off-on" fluorescence switching.
Some studied the defeat and disintegration of good people.
Fragmentation and disintegration of NaCl particles and clusters increase the core permeability.
Those strikes, he said, resulted in only "more misery and impoverishment, and the disintegration of the social fabric".
Some other changes reported include disorganisation and thinning of the inner retina, and pronounced disintegration of the RPE and choriocapillaries ('waterfall effect') [2].
