'become dismantled' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has been taken apart, disassembled, or deconstructed. Example: The old engine had become dismantled by the mechanic in order to find the source of the problem.
With more customers and stable risk pools, they will find that the law isn't so bad for business.Too big to undoThe bigger Obamacare gets, the tougher it becomes to dismantle.
Therefore, the larger the top, the more difficult it becomes to dismantle it from within.
According to 2005 statistics published by the OECD, he is among some 300,000 highly educated Italians who have opted to leave a country that has become rich without dismantling a social framework in which access to jobs depends on family ties, political affiliations and raccomandazioni (string-pulling recommendations).
She added: "It can be difficult for people to make the adjustment, to become enthusiastic about dismantling something they may have spent their life building up.
We need to become nonviolent people, dismantle our weapons, teach one another nonviolence and institutionalize structures for a new kind of nonviolent world.
The report includes recommendations for the EPA to not only beef up enforcement, but also expand regulations to control electronics that -- while benign when intact -- become hazardous upon dismantling, encourage Congress to ratify the Basel Convention, and work with other government agencies to improve oversight of used electronics.
The sprawling Pantex plant near Amarillo, Texas, where nuclear warheads are assembled and dismantled, has become so rat-infested that workers have to secure their lunch boxes.
They dismantle to become a single pulsing blob, a multi-limbed organism moving across the stage.
Since Vatican II, the word "collegiality" has become a euphemism for dismantling the top-down power structure of the Church.
