Collocations for removal - noun
ADJECTIVE
complete,
total,
wholesale
partial
permanent, temporary
effective, successful
immediate, speedy
his immediate removal from power
partial
permanent, temporary
effective, successful
immediate, speedy
his immediate removal from power
easy
a liquid for the easy removal of coffee stains
a liquid for the easy removal of coffee stains
forced,
forcible
the forcible removal of the protesters' barricades.
the forcible removal of the protesters' barricades.
physical
surgical
hair, stain, tattoo
the process of laser hair removal
surgical
hair, stain, tattoo
the process of laser hair removal
debris,
snow,
tree,
etc.
VERB + removal
call for,
demand,
seek
They demanded her removal from office.
They demanded her removal from office.
order
In a symbolic move, the new government ordered the removal of the dictator's statue.
In a symbolic move, the new government ordered the removal of the dictator's statue.
force
necessitate, require
His condition required the removal of a kidney.
necessitate, require
His condition required the removal of a kidney.
allow
arrange for
to arrange for the removal and disposal of waste.
arrange for
to arrange for the removal and disposal of waste.
facilitate
prevent
prevent
PREPOSITION
removal from
The law does not allow the removal of sand from the beach.
The law does not allow the removal of sand from the beach.
removal to
the collection's temporary removal to storage
the collection's temporary removal to storage