"initial destruction" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the first or beginning stage of destruction or damage. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing a natural disaster or human-caused damage. Example: The initial destruction caused by the hurricane was devastating, with entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble.
The initial destruction of the library was already part of a cycle of vengeance.
While the storm surge proved deadly, much of the initial destruction was caused by winds blasting at 235 kilometres per hour (147 mph) that occasionally blew with speeds of up to 275 kph (170 mph), howling like jet engines.
The council has given the go-ahead for the initial destruction of a hectare of ancient woodland, the richest habitat for species in the UK, the UK's equivalent of rainforests.
Initial destruction of burrows and compaction of sediment due to bait-pumping and trampling of the mudflat, reduced sediment porosity and created more reducing conditions to depths of 20 cm.
Hereat, the range of fluid shear rate of 0 12 s−1 is characterized by the initial destruction of covalent bonds between atoms of bound wax molecules in crystals and orientation of separated solid particles toward the flow direction.
He also said he was unaware of any U.S. government protest of the Saudi-led coalition's initial destruction of the cranes at Hodeidah.
Such injury is characterized by a massive myogenic response leading to almost full muscle regeneration by week two following initial tissue destruction [35], [36].
In the other long-term cohorts, the predictive value of the initial joint destruction was not studied.
Taken together, the present system allows for the first time to simulate the initial cartilage destruction in rheumatoid joints mediated by aggressive SFB.
Therefore, the COMP appearance in histological sections seems to be a consequence of the initial cartilage destruction and subsequent demasking of this cartilage component.
Our results demonstrated a stable nitrate concentration throughout storage but a gradual decline in nitrite concentration after the initial rapid destruction upon venisection.
