"total reversal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used whenever there is a complete change or turnaround in a situation or decision. Example: The politician's stance on the issue was a total reversal from what it had been in the previous election.
2. A series of military endorsements/testimonials. 3. Three sentences from Trump himself — one that is totally false and two others that represent a total reversal from a position he held as recently as, well, Thursday night.
But This Is My Jam isn't a total reversal.
The second game was a total reversal for Tufts.
This is a total reversal of some of the values Australia had become renowned for.
This would require a total reversal of thinking within the group about the real value of its members.
Or British leaders could commit to holding another Brexit referendum, opening the door to a total reversal.
The whole thing would make total proton reversal look like a picnic.
Energy firms warned that the decision – a total policy reversal – would require significant investment in energy infrastructure.
The new plan is a total strategic reversal: Instead of making utilities pay more for emitting CO2, the utilities will now actually be paid for downsizing their operations while keeping their power plants operational as a "national capacity reserve".
In total the reversal of decisions taken in last year's budget but rejected by the Senate have cost this budget more than $5bn – with the controversial plan to cut dole payments for under 30-year-olds for six months of the year joining the GP co-payment in the pile of abandoned measures, at a cost of $1.8bn over five years.
Such a total role reversal that the power relationship gets super confusing.
