The word "destabilization" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the process of causing instability in a system, organization, or region. Example: "The sudden political changes led to the destabilization of the country's economy." Alternatives include "instability" and "disruption."
Hungary can also be a partner for destabilization inside Ukraine, which has a 200,000-strong Hungarian minority in its western Transcarpathia region.
Above all, South Africa forebore from mounting destabilization measures or creating proxy armed forces.
Armed robbery has been particularly popular and easy because of the widespread availability of arms supplied to nationalist movements by those seeking political destabilization of their own or other countries.
Discriminatory economic systems in which various groups are faced with inequitable options (in terms of economic opportunities, access to land and other resources, standards of living, and the like) generate resentment and also contribute to tensions and destabilization.
It led to the fall of four great imperial dynasties (in Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey), resulted in the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, and, in its destabilization of European society, laid the groundwork for World War II.
Police operatives also resorted to various dirty tricks (e.g., break-ins, intimidation, the publication of fake terrorist communiqués, the spread of false and destructive rumours about individuals, and entrapment), euphemistically called "destabilization tactics," that were of questionable legality.
Economic problems such as slowdowns, stagnation, deterioration, and complete collapse are sources of state destabilization and can lead to increased tensions and competition among ethnic groups.
In fact, because of that destabilization, most of Jupiter's Trojan asteroids move in orbits inclined as much as 40° from Jupiter's orbit and displaced as much as 70° from the leading and trailing positions of the true Lagrangian points.
This kind of sudden change exposes the biosphere to a risk of destabilization, since organisms that developed under conditions with low concentrations of a metal present have not developed biochemical pathways capable of detoxifying that metal when it is present at high concentrations.
The same phenomenon also led to the destabilization of the core of the Turkish mamlūks.
She emphasized instead the subversive destabilization of "women" and other categories through consciously deviant gendered behaviour that would expose the artificiality of conventional gender roles and the arbitrariness of traditional correspondences between gender, sex, and sexuality.
