The phrase "about interruptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to disruptions or breaks in a process, conversation, or activity.
Example: "We need to have a meeting about interruptions in our workflow to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "regarding disruptions" or "concerning breaks".
It noted that, although raw materials were unlikely to run out in the near future, there were fears about "interruptions to supply and associated price volatility from, for example, increasing demand, local regulatory action or geo-political issues".
This model makes many predictions about interruptions that have been successfully tested in the literature (Altmann & Trafton, 2004; Chung & Byrne, 2008; Hodgetts & Jones, 2006; Monk, Boehm-Davis, Mason, & Trafton, 2004; Monk, Trafton, & Boehm-Davis, 2008; Trafton, Altmann, & Brock, 2005; Trafton, Altmann, Brock, & Mintz, 2003).
Indeed, intimacy can be a big challenge for parents, who have to worry about interruptions, scheduling challenges and sleep deprivation.
After a few months of this, we decided to go away for the weekend so we could just fuck without having to worry about interruptions for 48 hours.
What psychologists and brain scientists tell us about interruptions is that they have a fairly profound effect on the way we think.
After a few months of this we decided to go away for the weekend so we could just fuck without having to worry about interruptions for 48 hours, so I bought us a hotel getaway on Groupon and told my housemates that I was going to stay at my parents for the weekend.
Shirlene instituted ground rules about interruption, taking turns, and approved topics, and she declined help from administrators or deans so it could truly be a comfortable space for students to open up without feeling like it would impact their educational experience.
Next, respondents were asked about interruption in dental treatment that they were receiving before the disaster.
Sociological dimensions were measured by inquiring about interruption to work, social life, sex life, mobility, driving and housework in a similar fashion.
Sit down with the aggrieved party in a quiet, private location so that you can give a heartfelt apology without having to worry about interruption or distraction.
But just as some of science's best discoveries have come about through interruption, malice, and general having to put up with weird bullshit, so Nina Metz's experience confirms: sometimes the science you set out to do is upended, and sometimes, rarely, but sometimes the result is good news for science's audience (the world).
