The phrase "before dismissal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific time or event that occurred before someone was dismissed from a job or a class. Example: "The teacher reminded the students to hand in their assignments before dismissal." In this sentence, "before dismissal" indicates the time frame in which the students need to hand in their assignments, which is before the class ends and they are dismissed.
The gravity of the allegations was such that the schools chancellor, Dennis M. Walcott, visited the school shortly before dismissal on Tuesday.
As described by the Court of Appeals, the "conceivable benefit" test "impose[s] no requirement of government misconduct or negligence before dismissal of an indictment is warranted.
One day in late March, Donovan sat alone in the cafeteria before dismissal, moving his head from side to side as if discerning rhythms from the busy room around him.
Once they receive it, they have a right to due-process hearings before dismissal, which in many districts makes it expensive and time-consuming to fire teachers considered ineffective.
Before dismissal, Mrs. Damiba told the students a story she had heard from the principal of KIPP, a fable about a group of people setting out on a journey, warned by a wise old woman to pick up every pebble.
Then, after squirming in their seats for a few hours, they would have relished a second outside playtime, another half-hour of sunshine and leaf collecting right before dismissal.
Watson's latest leg-before dismissal was on Sunday when James Anderson trapped him for 20, and Steven Warner, brother of David, tweeted: "F***ing selfish Watson sooner your out of the side you great pretender the better".
Injuries, as well as leg-before dismissals and a penchant for sending decisions upstairs, have been a feature of his career.
The normal minimum consultation period is 30 days before dismissals take effect.
But unions argue that the cutbacks in the safety net go too far, and they are planning to press companies to lengthen the typical one- to three-month notice period before dismissals.
And just like that, his case ended as so many had before: with a dismissal.
