The word "dismantled" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe when something is taken apart, such as a machine, or system, and can be used either literally or figuratively. Example sentence: After the flood, the small town had to dismantle the bridge and build a new one.
While he has dismantled Niyazov's personality cult, he has maintained an authoritarian leadership style and has adopted the honorific title of arkadag – protector.
There was institutional uncertainty and the team who suited him so well was dismantled.
Mann recalled: "We had a large number of South African National Defence Force (SANDF) people being told that, because the African National Congress was coming to power, it was being dismantled.
Living quietly in retirement from the end of 1990, Jaruzelski tried hard for the rest of his life to convince the world he had never been less than a Polish patriot, and that from 1989 he dismantled the apparatus of communist rule setting Poland firmly on the path to democracy and the free market.
Trafficking networks have been dismantled in several towns and some brothels have been raided and closed in the past two months.
Each time I arrive I expect that the Tiger Cage would have been dismantled, FINALLY, and a proper building put in it's place.
Soldiers pouring into Yobe and Borno have dismantled urban cells, but Boko Haram has responded by changing tactics.
Labour was so scarred by that experience it dismantled its spin machine and, in so doing, has left Miliband to face the consequences.
Dr. Grace Murray Hopper dismantled alarm clocks as a child.
Lehmann's argument, such as it was, is easily dismantled.
"It would have pretty much dismantled Idaho's child support program," Eubanks said, noting that millions of federal dollars support programs such as Head Start and inter-state services.
