The phrase "destabilization by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process or act of causing instability or disruption. Here is an example sentence: The country's economy was on the brink of collapse due to destabilization by corrupt politicians and their allies.
"They're playing this very dangerous game of destabilization by having elements of the ISI and the army sympathetic to the Taliban and Al Qaeda elements".
In 1980, The New York Times published an opinion article by a conservative writer and editor named Constantine C. Menges warning that Communist advances in Central America threatened to make Mexico the "Iran next door": a revolutionary state wracked by "leftist terror" and "destabilization by a coalition of reformist, radical and Communist groups".
The public squabble has limited the work of the temporary Serbian government at a time when sudden shortages of electrical power, price increases on basic foods and even uprisings in Serbian prisons have complicated the post-Milosevic period, leading to unproven accusations of organized destabilization by those loyal to the old government.
The von Hippel Lindau (VHL) protein protects microtubules (MTs) from destabilization by nocodazole treatment.
Vesicle destabilization by loss of the PEG-lipid results in recovery of the inherent fusogenic character.
MPER plays a key role in membrane destabilization by interacting with the lipid membrane (Bellamy-McIntyre et al., 2007).
Thus, the K+ channel uses simple electrostatic principles to solve the fundamental problem of ion destabilization by the cell membrane lipid bilayer.
Sediment destabilization by sediment-reworking organisms is common in coastal aquatic environments, but the potential of bioturbation to inhibit shoreline succession has not been suggested previously.
This process consisted of two stages: emulsion destabilization by coagulation/centrifugation with calcium chloride, and subsequent ultrafiltration (UF) using a 300 kDa tubular multichannel ZrO2 ceramic membrane.
Results show that the 20YTaO4SZ is resistant to destabilization by NaVO3, but is attacked at higher V2O5 activities, resulting in the formation of YVO4 and orthorhombic zirconia.
The proposed method is validated using data from a previous study on MDPE and is applied to a preliminary investigation of LDPE destabilization by dicumyl peroxide.
