The phrase "as the disintegration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or event of something breaking down or falling apart, often in a metaphorical or literal sense.
Example: "The community struggled to cope as the disintegration of social bonds became increasingly evident."
Alternatives: "as the breakdown of" or "as the collapse of".
Civil war spread, and external intervention increased as the disintegration of the British administration progressed.
"My depression came from the nightmarish experience of witnessing, of experiencing, what can properly be described as the disintegration of a great university," the former provost wrote.
Mr. Cooley said he challenged Mr. Garcetti after becoming disenchanted with what he saw as the disintegration of the district attorney's office.
That, in turn, he said, had pushed many voters to back away from Labour during the final days of voting to avoid contributing to what the Conservatives had characterized as the disintegration of the country.
"No," Truman writes, "my depression came from the nightmarish experience of witnessing, of experiencing, what can properly be described as the disintegration of a great university, of learning, firsthand, that a university is an extraordinarily fragile institution".
The unity of Europe is all the more crucial, as the disintegration of European solidarity is one of the main objectives of the terrorists, aiming at isolation, distrust and fear.
After several months of development, the Google Ventures and FKA-backed bloom, is unveiling its first generation of products aimed to combat dementia, and (perhaps equally as important) the disintegration of communication among families.
This all may have happened with or without the Tea Party – it's just as attributable to the disintegration of campaign finance laws as it is to a grassroots movement.
Nevertheless, it is clear that Reston became intellectually disoriented as he watched the disintegration of the mores of Washington that had held sway during his rise to prominence.
The whole euro area, their thinking goes, would suffer as investors feared the disintegration of the currency union and perhaps the European Union itself.
The irony was that the Tory Party itself is deeply divided over the forthcoming E.U. referendum, and for a few seconds it seemed as though every M.P. in the chamber was hollering and waving his or her hands, as if hailing the disintegration of the world.
