'armament' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a noun that means a collection of weapons or military equipment used by an army, navy, or government. You can use it in any sentence where you are referring to a collection of weapons. Example: The government increased its armament in preparation for the war.
She replied that they had been forced to respond to the nuclear armament of the Soviet Union – a country that had not renounced the goals of world revolution.
This is the picture of defeat and disarray which today can be set against the massive pageant of invasion the armadas of 4,000 and 6,000 ships, the great armies equipped to the last detail of mechanised armament, the Allied air forces in thousands of sorties raking the French skies empty of all German opposition.
After one of these hefty ships paid a port visit to St Petersburg, in November 2009, Vladimir Putin said on a visit to Paris: "I can assure you that if we purchase this armament, we will use it wherever deemed necessary".French reports of the port visit make clear that authorities in Paris were all too aware of the sensitivities of their commercial project.
As we reported earlier this year, Serbia is interested in selling arms and building armament factories and military hospitals in the region.
If British armies can enter the Continent in such strength and so well equipped, it is because the Americans are at their side and the flood of American war production has helped lavishly to swell their armament.
No longer can there be any doubt about what something is worth, whatever it is.Earlier this month a ship broker tried to sell a decommissioned British aircraft carrier on the American site, but the former HMS Vengeance was withdrawn because it was judged to be an armament, and arms sales are banned.
They were among the greatest science-fiction monsters ever conceived.The unwise mocked their lethal armament (it resembled a plumber's rubber plunger and an egg whisk) and their inability to climb.
At the same time, it is also well known that Washington is in the know of supplies of various types of armaments to illegal armed formations operating in Syria.
This also proves that the economic momentum in Iran that will come in the wake of the lifting of the sanctions will be exploited for armaments and not used for the welfare of the Iranian people.
Oil-rich Azerbaijan has been spending heavily on armaments – it regularly boasts that its defence budget is higher than Armenia's entire state budget – and has vowed to take back the territory.
The Europeans believe that this would constrain their ability to manage national, or indeed European, foreign and defence policies.As things stand, there is not much of a two-way street in armaments.
