The phrase "achieve disruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to innovation, change, or breaking norms in a particular field or industry.
Example: "The startup aims to achieve disruption in the traditional banking sector with its new technology."
Alternatives: "create disruption" or "bring about disruption".
Cell membranes were gently disrupted by nitrogen cavitation (25 pounds per square inch, 8 min) achieving disruption of 85% of cells.
In case of MazF-type toxins, it may be possible to achieve partial disruption of the TA complex in two ways: 1) disruption of TA interactions at the active site, thus allowing the toxin to cleave free mRNA and 2) causing allosteric activation of the toxin.
When many said Obama should return to Washington, he responded by pointing out that what terrorists like ISIL want to achieve is disruption to our daily lives.
The natural mobility of the Ll.LtrB intron has been harnessed into a highly efficient gene targeting technology to achieve gene disruption through intron insertion in a number of gram positive and gram negative bacterial hosts [ 17, 18].
It is noteworthy that chloroquine, the anti-malaria drug clinically used in humans, can also be applied to achieve endosome disruption in vivo without severe side effects [ 25], thus holding promise for further optimization and development as a combined therapy with CPE-based toxins.
Such an efficient 'absorption' of foreign DNA into double-stranded DNA break sites actually achieves efficient disruption of the targeting gene, but may also be undesirable for other applications such as gene correction.
This leaves open the possibility that the disruption of NEUROD1 targets could also be achieved by disruption or mutation of OCT4.
Their main concern is that it be achieved without disruption.
With up to 300 protesters in each zone, we are confident of achieving maximum disruption.
Unison, the union with the most NHS staff involved in the strike, hailed the action as an incredible success which had achieved enough disruption within the agreed limit that urgent and emergency services would be exempt.
