The phrase "army revolt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where members of the military rise up against authority or the government.
Example: "The country was thrown into chaos after the army revolt led to the overthrow of the existing regime."
Alternatives: "military uprising" or "armed rebellion".
The country has been gripped by an economic crisis since an army revolt in 1998.
It was Khan who, in 1978, sparked the jihad against Afghanistan's Soviet-backed regime by leading an Army revolt in his native city, Herat.
In September 1930, during the Great Depression, Uriburu led an army revolt against President Irigoyen and became provisional president of Argentina.
With Pakistan the world's newest nuclear power, a rightwing army revolt could trigger a much deeper crisis beyond the borders of Afghanistan and across the subcontinent.
BOGOTl Colombia -- In a Peruvian presidential campaign field full of wild cards, Ollanta Humala, a nationalist former military officer who led a thwarted army revolt in 2000, has emerged as a strong front-runner and injected fresh uncertainty into the Andean nation's political system.
Herculano returned from exile in England and France the result of his involvement in an army revolt in 1831 and his political liberalism with an enthusiasm for the Scottish novelist Sir Walter Scott that prompted him to launch the historical romance in Portugal with such novels as Eurico, o presbítero (1844; "Eurico, the Presbyter") and Lendas e narrativas (1851; "Legends and Narratives").
The neglected Malian army revolted and ousted the president; then Islamists linked to al-Qaida took advantage of the chaos.
But it was disbanded after Indian soldiers in its army revolted against the British in 1857.
This music was carefully nurtured by specialist families with access to a vast repertoire and a galaxy of brilliant teachers, finding support in small courts that persisted even after the Great Mutiny of 1857, when the Indian army revolted.
President Juan Perón of Argentina was overthrown and fled to Paraguay after an army-navy revolt led by democratically inspired officers.
But he had merely overrun Mesopotamia; he had not consolidated it, and, as his army passed, revolts broke out in its rear.
