The phrase "complete dismantling" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of fully taking apart or breaking down something. Example: The government announced plans for the complete dismantling of the old bridge, which had become a safety hazard for drivers.
To that end the negotiators have compromised over allowing Iran to continue to enrich uranium, concluding that complete dismantling of a huge infrastructure was unrealistic.
In a series of interviews with major American broadcasters, Mr. Netanyahu referred to Iran as a cult and called for the complete dismantling of its nuclear facilities.
The hard-won paltry rights for which we have given blood and sweat, stand in fear of regression, if not a complete dismantling.
She called for a complete dismantling of the office of the Disability Services Commissioner and said it should be replaced with an independent body.
And he would cut the military budget by a third, push for the complete dismantling of the nation's nuclear forces and bring all American troops home.
Like its European allies, the US does not believe that a complete dismantling of Iran's nuclear programme is a realistic objective.
Gold at Brisbane was followed by a complete and utter dismantling of the previously unbeaten Alberto Salazar in the Rotterdam Marathon of 1983.
In the past few decades, the Supreme Court has undertaken a near-complete dismantling of tribal civil jurisdiction over nonmembers.
Because of the complexity of building a car bomb — the process can require a near-complete dismantling of the vehicle — most are probably made in sparsely populated areas where the work can be more easily concealed, the American commanders say.
"Complete nuclear dismantling is a plot to overthrow the North's socialist system after stripping it of its nuclear deterrent," it said.
That would complete the dismantling of Messier's empire, and (assuming an exit from the water business) would leave Vivendi a sustainable French telecom firm.
