The phrase "a temporary disruption of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a short-term interruption or disturbance in a process, service, or situation.
Example: "The storm caused a temporary disruption of power in the entire neighborhood."
Alternatives: "a brief interruption of" or "a short-term halt of".
"Therefore it no longer constitutes a temporary disruption of living conditions that temporarily prevents Montserrat from adequately handling the return of its nationals".
After the years of preoccupation with the symbols and paraphernalia of war, after the mass mee tings under the torches and massed banners, after the exhiliration of killing weaker people, the adventurous spirit finds that adventure is only a temporary disruption of a world that is inexorably orderly.
The findings, which are congruent with an explanation in terms of a temporary disruption of working memory, are discussed.
Wyden said that not only do stingrays disrupt the communications of a targeted cell phone, other people's devices nearby might also "experience a temporary disruption of service".
However, those optimization models do not consider the cost of reconfiguring the network: If an STA needs to handover from one AP to another AP, the user might experience a temporary disruption of service during the handover.
ARVN General Tran Dinh Tho was more skeptical: "despite its spectacular results...it must be recognized that the Cambodian incursion proved, in the long run, to pose little more than a temporary disruption of North Vietnam's march toward domination of all of Laos, Cambodia, and South Vietnam".
A small group of people ran on to the M4 and A4 roads and lay down in front of oncoming traffic, causing a temporary disruption on 19 November.
A temporary disruption to smart-farming systems, however, would be the least of our worries if we were ever exposed to the kind of atmosphere frying X-ray radiation currently bombarding HD 189733b.
Even a temporary disruption in the flow of federal payments could greatly magnify the impact.
Cancer therapies such as radiation often lead to a temporary disruption or a complete arrest of spermatogenesis.
On Sunday, CVS put out a statement saying that it would, in "some circumstances and based on clinical considerations", assist patients with a transitional supply of prescriptions, to those "experiencing a temporary disruption in coverage to support their continuity of care".
