The phrase "activists disrupt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions taken by activists to interrupt or interfere with an event, situation, or process.
Example: "During the protest, activists disrupt the meeting to draw attention to their cause."
Alternatives: "activists interrupt" or "activists challenge".
Albanian activists disrupting an international football match against Serbia by flying a drone with an Albanian flag over the match.
But after a generally peaceful march, the rally was called off when a small number of activists disrupted the proceedings.
Earlier in October, climate activists disrupted oil pipelines in North Dakota, Montana, Minnesota and Washington state, with protest group Climate Direct Action saying the move was in support of those opposing the Dakota Access pipeline.
Last December, Plane Stupid activists disrupted Stansted airport, in Essex, occupying part of the runway and forcing the cancellation of dozens of flights.
At the beginning of a Batsheva appearance at the Montpellier Dance Festival in France last year Palestinian activists disrupted the performance, waving flags and tossing leaflets in the theater.
In July, a group of Black Lives Matter activists disrupted a Democratic presidential forum at the progressive Netroots Nation conference, which featured a joint appearance by Sanders and O'Malley.
In the spring of 1969, according to City College's student newspaper, The Campus, student anti-war activists disrupted an R.O.T.C. recruitment event by dumping buckets of ox blood on the registration table as baffled officers and students looked on.
The activists disrupted the screening of the film in six theaters in Ranga Reddy district and accused the unit members for registering false cases against them during the film's shoot at railway station.
