"temporary dismissal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about a worker who has been given a period of time away from work, such as being suspended. For example, "The company has issued a temporary dismissal for the employee while they investigate a possible misconduct violation."
His vociferously aggressive stance toward Italy in 1911 caused his temporary dismissal, but he returned to head the General Staff in 1912.
The decision amounts to a temporary dismissal of the case filed Friday against Mr. Echeverría, president of Mexico from 1970 to 1976.
Gatland said Roberts' temporary dismissal was justified after the British and Irish Lions centre tackled outstanding Willie le Roux while the home full-back was in the air.
Indeed, instantaneous decolonization of HCWs may always be achieved in practice by temporary dismissal of known colonized HCWs and by replacing those by uncolonized ones".
The increase was mostly a result of temporary dismissals by automakers, which closed factories to help reduce inventories.
He took Newcastle to seventh place when in temporary charge following the dismissal of Graeme Souness, and got the full-time job, only to resign less than a year later after his side had gone eight hours without scoring at St James Parkk.
In our setup, they differ in that dismissals of permanent workers entail severance pay (F>0) (i.e., a transfer from the firm to the worker) whereas (F=0) when dismissing temporary workers.
Spitzer dismisses her dismissal.
This academic freedom survived in Germany despite its temporary suspension and Humboldt's dismissal by a reactionary Prussian government in 1819.
The 46-year-old is expected to briefly address the players before Sunday's fifth-round FA Cup tie at home against Leicester City, but he will watch the game from the stands and leave the team in the hands of Scott Marshall, the first-team coach who was placed in temporary charge following Lambert's dismissal.
Leeds were unbeaten in four matches under Redfearn, who took temporary charge following Hockaday's dismissal in August.
