The phrase "a disturbance for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that causes disruption or inconvenience to someone or something.
Example: "The loud construction noise was a disturbance for the residents living nearby."
Alternatives: "an inconvenience to" or "a disruption for".
The heat released during the reaction was accepted as a disturbance for the heat exchanger.
The result connects the maximum and minimum output response peaks due to a disturbance for all feasible inputs.
"I expect cannonballs of criticism flying at churches for causing such a disturbance, for squandering national energy and money," said the Rev. Kim Myung-hyuk, president of the Korea Evangelical Fellowship.
Cars running in the open are fine, as Wallace and Labonte said after the race, but the aerodynamics create enough of a disturbance for the trailing cars to make it almost impossible to pass.
The advantage of islanding detection method is the time required to add a disturbance for detecting the islanding operation is very short.
Last month, five of China's leading feminists were detained on suspicion of "picking quarrels and creating a disturbance" for planning a peaceful protest against sexual harassment on public transport to mark International Women's Day.
We conducted the simulation using three separate rule sets for selecting a disturbance type for pixels identified as experiencing multiple disturbances during the 5-year study period.
To reduce conservativeness, a disturbance observer for the self-triggered sampler is proposed.
A disturbance observer for this parallel manipulator is first constructed to estimate and compensate the unknown disturbance.
The control system includes a speed controller and a disturbance estimator for enhanced robustness of the control system.
