The phrase "a disruption in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an interruption or disturbance in a particular context, such as a process, system, or event.
Example: "There was a disruption in a critical supply chain that affected production schedules."
Alternatives: "an interruption in a" or "a disturbance in a".
This lack of response may be the result of a disruption in a regulatory region of Abcg8 caused in the procedure of disrupting Abcg5.
But in Schenectady's Hamilton Hill neighborhood, Molaine Gilmore sees "Breathing Lights" as a disruption in a long pattern of neglect.
In a study published in Science Translational Medicine, the team discovered that many patients who don't respond to exposure therapy have a disruption in a distinct area of the brain called the ventral attention network, or VAN.
Subway service in parts of New York City stopped briefly yesterday and then was delayed for about two hours after a disruption in a Con Edison line in Yonkers at noon caused a dip in electric power throughout the city and Westchester County.
To these anonymous cowards a gay man in an NFL locker room would be a "distraction" and a disruption in a "man's man" game.
For instance, the publication of the S. cerevisiae DNA sequence in 1996[ 2] allowed a set of yeast strains to be generated that each contained a disruption in a single gene [ 3].
PAGE B6 INTERNET, INTERRUPTED -- For many, the blackout was a reminder of how the digital lifestyle can be laid low by a disruption in an old-fashioned power system.
A disruption in any of these systems places a child at risk for a feeding disorder.
STAHL: Yeah but let's say there's a disruption in the classroom and a bunch of white kids are disruptive and they get punished, you know, go see the principal.
A disruption in the continuity and integrity of a bone.
When we are experiencing it, loss often feels like an anomaly, a disruption in the usual order of things.
