The phrase "a disruption at a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an interruption or disturbance occurring at a specific location or event.
Example: "There was a disruption at a major airport due to severe weather conditions."
Alternatives: "an interruption at a" or "a disturbance at a".
This is done by simulating the firm's response to a disruption at a specific site for the duration of TTR.
The Nike streaker commercial, which recreates a disruption at a British soccer match, was created by Wieden & Kennedy in Portland, Ore.
The Secret Service does not engage in any action to address or remove any individual or group exercising first amendment rights who may create a disruption at a secured venue.
And the potential threats are many: ISIL's call for attacks on iconic venues, a hack that compromises cybersecurity, a storm that knocks out power to large swaths of people, or a disruption at a high-risk chemical facility.
The pair's hot streak is worth noting as NBC Universal moves closer to a deal that could create a disruption at the studio.
The purpose of designing an optimal and fault tolerant communication network is to achieve a precise performance without any disruption at a minimal cost.
The Rohm & Haas Company, which makes chemicals, said yesterday that second-half profit may be as much as 5 cents a share lower than analysts expect after a power disruption at a Texas plant cut shipments of a material used in paint, floor polish and textiles.
The collapse of Dunne is expected to cause considerable disruption at a number of building sites.
Therefore, we propose a model in which a chain-like disruption at a typical transition temperature (T*) is incorporated.
Then, the fireball experienced a catastrophic fragmentation, or disruption, at a termination point, which caused arrivals in a pattern of concentric circles (Edwards et al., 2008).
A camera disruption at this moment might trigger a lynching.
