The phrase "destructive period" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific time period or era that was marked by destruction or harm. Example: The 1930s were a destructive period in history, with the Great Depression causing widespread poverty and suffering. Example 2: The company went through a destructive period of financial loss and had to make difficult decisions to stay afloat.
Many Afghans are wary of these groups because they held power during a chaotic and destructive period of civil conflict in the early 1990s.
WASHINGTON — Representative John Lewis, the Georgia Democrat and civil rights leader, said Saturday that Senator John McCain and his running mate, Gov. Sarah Palin, were "sowing the seeds of hatred and division" in a way that reminded him of former Gov. George Wallace and "another destructive period" in the nation's history.
Over the next half-century, the world underwent what is arguably the most destructive period it had ever seen.
For Trump, it has coincided with a destructive period.
Perhaps, that corporate mentality, from branded water bottles to 23 ½ week guidelines, helps sort through what would otherwise be a chaotic, emotionally destructive period.
This kicks off the sad and destructive period we already kind of know about: being pushed into professional performance by both his mother's need to support the family and her drug habit, and by Corey's love for performance.
"'I think we'll look back on this period as one of the most destructive periods in American public life..
We spoke to three women who emerged from dark, destructive periods of opioid addiction to a life fuller and more satisfying than the one they had had before.
Llwyn Celyn, which lies in the Black Mountains on the border of England and Wales, was completed in 1420, an analysis of its timbers found, making it one of only a tiny number of domestic buildings to survive from one of the most destructive periods in Welsh history, immediately following the failed revolt of the Welsh prince Owain Glyndŵr.
By the end I found myself rethinking not only the role that architects played during one of the most murderous and destructive periods in human history, but also almost everything that came immediately after it, from the cold war conviction that technology could deliver a better way of life to the causes of suburban sprawl.
Based on published geological data, they report that the most active, destructive periods of volcanism on the two oldest Azorean islands are dated to c. 4 Ma.
