The phrase "her dismantling" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: "Marie watched in horror as her dismantling of the old clock caused it to fall apart in pieces."
A video looping on one gallery wall showed her dismantling a deer head in the rain.
But there is one target that has eluded her: dismantling Grupo Clarín, a big media conglomerate that has become her bête noire.In 2009 Congress approved a controversial media law that would force the company to divest most of its assets.
Her dismantling of fifth-seeded Li Na in the semifinals Friday was surgical in its precision.
The whole series is currently up on 4OD, and its many achievements include making Jack Whitehall play an insufferable idiot who is also somehow quite sweet, and introducing us to the delights of Vod as literary critic: her dismantling of Salman Rushdie was one of the finest moments of the whole run.
She was ordered scrapped on 24 March 1947 and her dismantling began shortly afterwards.
Her dismantling began shortly afterwards and was completed the following year.
Under Finch's patient prodding, he has described how he was walking by the Ewell property when Mayella asked him to come inside, to help her dismantle a piece of furniture.
One of Ms. Bailey's lawyers, Konstantin Mashinsky, said that tenants below her could sue to have her dismantle the apartment and return the space to its previous dilapidated state.
We traveled to Stanford, where her supporters praised her fine teaching, and her critics lambasted her for dismantling the affirmative action policies that helped her become the university's first female or black Provost.
Last year in these pages, Richard Eder praised the author's "power to subvert her stories, dismantling and enlarging them at the same time".
Others, remarkably, are miniature examples of Fitzgerald's power to subvert her stories, dismantling and enlarging them at the same time.
