The phrase "a possible interruption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for a disruption or break in a process, event, or activity.
Example: "We need to prepare for a possible interruption of service during the maintenance work."
Alternatives: "a potential disruption of" or "a possible break in".
But the fear is spreading far beyond the federal work force, hitting government contractors, local governments forced to cover for furloughed sanitation and maintenance workers and organizations that feed the poor, who are dealing with a possible interruption to sources of funding and provisions.
The commission also may reconsider its notice requirements, which require cable companies — but not broadcasters or noncable distributors like satellite companies — to give customers 30 days notice of a possible interruption in service.
Still, energy companies in several European countries have received letters from Gazprom's export branch, Gazexport, warning of a possible interruption in supplies, Itar-Tass news agency reported.
As discussed above, an important disease mechanism in any CNV is the possible interruption of a critical gene.
In summary, this study demonstrates pronounced reduction and possible interruption of malaria transmission in 2 highland areas of Kenya for a 1-year period and provides evidence that interruption of transmission was related to widespread annual IRS insecticide treatment and use of ACT as first-line treatment for uncomplicated malaria.
In contrast, PR-1 and PR-5 were significantly repressed in GC plants compared to wild-type plants following infection (Fig. 9a,b), whereas PDF1.2 was strongly upregulated (Fig. 9c), suggesting the possible interruption of systemic SA JA cross-talk in plants accumulating high levels of cGMP.
The earliest possible interruption of sedation will facilitate weaning provided that gas exchange and lung mechanics have improved.
Another limitation of this study is the fact that we did not have information about the number of chemotherapy or radiotherapy courses and possible interruption of treatment due to complications in those with or without diabetes.
From each patient's medical records and previous research records, the following data were recorded: dates of acquisition and diagnosis of HIV infection, history of ART, and the date of initiation of cART and possible interruptions of the therapy.
However we recommend that a list of possible interruption is formally researched with a wider group of practitioners.
