The phrase "a possible disruption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential interruptions or disturbances in a process, system, or situation.
Example: "The team is preparing for a possible disruption of services due to the upcoming maintenance work."
Alternatives: "a potential interruption of" or "a likely disturbance of".
Thus, our observation of an early Las-mediated up-regulation of a CAP 160 protein and a chloroplastic light/drought-induced stress protein suggest attempts by the host plant to mitigate a possible disruption of the water balance by Las via a disrupted transpiration stream as earlier postulated.
Still, the agreement lifted the imminent threat of gas reductions to European customers that had prompted the European Union to convene a group of specialists in a process signaling a possible disruption of supplies.
These changes therefore suggest there is a possible disruption of autophagic flux in the spinal cord of AR100 mice, due to ESCRT-III complex related Chmp7 dysregulation, leading to increased LAMP2 and p62.
Taylor and colleagues hypothesized that patients with WMHs may be at a higher risk for suicide and developing mood disorders due to a possible disruption of neuroanatomic pathways [15].
Several studies have scrutinized vaccination campaigns, some of them pointing to a possible disruption of routine services.
The question of a possible disruption of testicular function in FLG-null carriers cannot, with certainty, be answered by this study.
"At this late date, prompt passage of the USA Freedom Act by the Senate is the best way to minimize any possible disruption of our ability to protect the American people," Clapper said on Friday.
The immediate problem for universities is a possible disruption in the flow of money.
Crude oil prices in New York have dropped 32percentt since the attacks on Sept. 11 as traders became more concerned about weakening demand than a possible disruption in Middle East supplies because of American military action in Afghanistan.
We will have more money to spend on public services and, if we get the right Brexit deal done and a smooth exit from the European Union so that we can release the money that we have set aside to deal with the possible disruption of a no-deal exit, then that will give us more money still.
America's unusual level of political dysfunction/polarization has resulted in policy paralysis; it will also expose the country to the possible disruption of a "fiscal cliff".
