"in destabilization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process or action of causing instability or upheaval in a system or organization. It can also refer to a state of being destabilized. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The sudden withdrawal of funding from the project resulted in destabilization among the team, leading to delays and setbacks in the timeline."
Reduction of the disulfide bridge results in destabilization and an altered thermal denaturation behavior.
Favorable ion ion interactions in the denatured state would stabilize the denatured conformation40, resulting in destabilization of the native protein.
On the other hand, Os VI temed modification results in destabilization of this surface-attached protein.
This may therefore induce successive active site changes and thus play an important role in destabilization of CVB3 2Apro structure.
A decrease in ambient pH also resulted in destabilization of the nanoparticles and desorption from the membrane.
The asymmetry in destabilization for hydrogenation and dehydrogenation might be related to the different structural changes that occur during these processes28.
"There are forces that are interested in destabilization and chaos in Lithuania, and they are using the public's dismay over painful reforms to achieve their hostile plans," he said, according to Reuters.
Molecular modeling reveals that disruption of a salt bridge between D474 and K445 accompanying with some H-bond deletion may be involved in destabilization of D474K mutant.
It was revealed that the addition of component, accompanied by the asymmetry in the binary interactions, results in destabilization of blend.
Mexico, whose fragile democracy has already undergone tremendous trauma and faces a variety of internal threats before this year's election, must take every measure possible to avoid being the next guinea pig in Putin's experiment in destabilization.
With PPARγ, partial agonists have been demonstrated to facilitate suboptimal positioning of receptor conformations resulting in destabilization of helix H12 distinct from conformations induced with full receptor agonists or antagonists42.
