The phrase "actually disruptive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that causes significant disturbance or interruption, often in a context where the disruption is unexpected or contrary to what was assumed.
Example: "The new policy changes were actually disruptive to our workflow, leading to confusion among team members."
Alternatives: "truly disruptive" or "genuinely disruptive".
Porter, for his part, said he wanted only to help his team, though for the next nine days — and likely beyond — Missouri fans and basketball analysts will wonder if Porter's return to the lineup was actually disruptive.
Only if its performance later improves can we say that a technology is actually disruptive.
So if it's not actually expensive and it's not actually disruptive, why impose this hardship on trans soldiers?
But there's a critical problem with Tesla's product strategy: it's not actually disruptive, which will likely cause it to struggle to scale.
Some experts claim HBO's move to allow online subscription isn't actually disruptive and will just end up augmenting cable, not undermining or replacing it.
"Plenty of disruptive technologies never actually disrupt a market," he noted.
This constant back and forth movement is actually very disruptive to your train of thought and it completely "rerouted" my writing mind.
Smaller disk drives, though initially viewed as inferior in speed and size, actually were "disruptive," Spear writes, because they were able to be installed in more convenient areas for users, like laptops and workstations.
Now, if the technology improves its performance and actually becomes disruptive, those companies become more attractive for incumbents to cooperate with.
More surprisingly, within a multi-task environment redundant signals may actually be disruptive: Wickens and colleagues (Seagull, Wickens, & Loeb, 2001; Wickens & Gosney, 2003) have reported evidence that redundant audio-visual target presentation in a monitoring task can disrupt performance in an ongoing tracking task.
Working in a more public space, or in case you don't have speakers, or trying to concentrate on a task while a voice is telling you instructions, could actually be disruptive to the work flow".
