The phrase "a potential disruption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of an interruption or disturbance in a process, system, or situation.
Example: "The project is at risk due to a potential disruption of supply chain operations."
Alternatives: "a possible interruption of" or "a likely disturbance of".
The price rise reflected threats from Nigerian militants to disrupt the country's oil industry and nervousness about a potential disruption of supply from Iran.
This indicates a potential disruption of protein interactions that could influence binding or the stability of binding.
All these results show a potential disruption of lipid metabolism and autophagic activity in the MR physiopathology.
We have noted a potential disruption of normal nuclear morphology in dopamine neurons coincident with accumulations of aberrantly-expressed assemblies containing nuclear deposits of AT1 and Nox4 infiltrating deep into the nuclei of affected dopamine neurons.
This result rules out the possibility that the observed significant decrease in the enzyme's decrotonylase activity is caused by a potential disruption of the NAD-binding pocket in the mutated Sirt3.
This result rules out the possibility that the observed significant decrease in the decrotonylase activity of the enzyme is caused by a potential disruption of the NAD binding pocket in the mutated Sirt3.
In previous studies documenting the misalignment-driven attenuation of holistic face processing, the disruption to the configuration of the facial features has been confounded with a potential disruption to the perceptual grouping of the parts.
Due to the identification of a potential disruption in the immunization tracking system during the early part of the study period in one of the provider groups, the study population for that site (Group D) was additionally restricted to children born between November 1998 and November 2000.
Although Pakistani ports are seen as the most efficient avenue for the cargo's withdrawal, alternatives will be important, and allied officials are mindful of a potential disruption if Pakistan ever decides to again close the routes or ask for more money, as it did during a diplomatic crisis with the United States in 2011 and 2012.
Conversely, the second choice is much more complex because it first requires to accept the change and thus to react to a potential disruption by achieving a "leap of quality" into the system.
The basis for our interest in this issue was a desire to avoid the potential disruption of experiments concerning the effects of estrogenic endocrine-disrupting chemicals because of the marked variability in phytoestrogen levels known to exist from one batch of soy to another (Heindel and vom Saal 2008).
