The phrase "dismantle and remove" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to taking something apart and permanently removing it from a certain location. Example: The old shed in the backyard was falling apart and no longer needed, so we hired a team to dismantle and remove it from our property.
He sends in a crew to dismantle and remove the kitchens, and provides paperwork for a charitable tax deduction.
A military team will then dismantle and remove the roofs on the two buildings over two weeks.
Several industry officials said it was virtually certain that AltaRock would dismantle and remove the enormously expensive rig from the site, which is known as the Geysers.
In its statement, it said that Israel would negotiate "only with a prime minister that will act immediately to dismantle and remove the terror organizations".
The major remaining work at the lab includes a $96.8 million project to dismantle and remove the highly radioactive 700-ton core of the lab's graphite research reactor.
Two weeks after Typhoon Haiyan flattened much of this city with a tsunamilike storm surge and winds approaching tornado strength, bodies like Athena's are showing up regularly as work crews begin to dismantle and remove the head-high piles of debris that line every large road, clog alleys and fill shattered houses and empty lots.
Robbins was dismantled and removed by contractors.
UPDATE: On Aug. 18, the fountain was dismantled and removed.
Some, like those for basketball and field hockey, are being dismantled and removed.
The primary reason is that the three-dimensional architecture of the tissue must be dismantled and removed, compared to disruption of a cell monolayer.
The primary reason is that the three-dimensional architecture of the tissue that must be dismantled and removed compared to disruption of a cell monolayer.
