The phrase "arms decommissioned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military or defense, indicating that weapons or military equipment have been taken out of service.
Example: "After the treaty was signed, all nuclear arms were decommissioned to ensure global safety."
Alternatives: "weapons retired" or "arms dismantled".
First, the I.R.A. has not allowed the independent disarmament commission in charge of decommissioning to state specifically what arms have been decommissioned.
"They want to live in a decent, democratic society, a society with devolved government, and in which arms have been decommissioned.
General John de Chastelain, chairman of the international commission on decommissioning, quickly rowed in, affirming that it was still possible for all paramilitary arms to be decommissioned by May next year, the aspirational end date in the agreement.
"Who's seen the arms they have supposedly decommissioned?
But three months later, inspectors announced that they had been taken to see arms dumps, and the I.R.A. has decommissioned significant parts of its arsenal on two occasions since then.
In stark contrast with the Provisional IRA, who decommissioned instead of "dumping" arms, McDonagh is comforted by continuing the four century-old tradition of defeated but defiant Irish rebels returning home with weapons still in hand.
If you would like our nuclear weapons decommissioned and our withdrawal from the arms trade, now is your chance to make your point.
The hearings could also allow Northern Irish MPs to ask security officials and ministers if all of the Libyan-supplied arms were decommissioned a decade ago as part of moves to run down the IRA as a military force.
The guests flee as she shoots them one by one; from the forest, the decommissioned androids begin to materialize, some of them naked, some of them armed.
Russia today strongly criticized Bush administration plans to store rather than destroy decommissioned nuclear warheads, suggesting that such plans would undermine the credibility of any new arms control accord aimed at eliminating thousands of nuclear weapons.
