The phrase "as disrupt" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The new policy is expected to act as disrupt in the industry." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "as a disruptor" or "as disruptive".
Ozone, a colorless gas, protects the Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation, which could cause higher rates of skin cancer and cataracts disease, as well as disrupt plant growth, scientists say.
We have also discovered lysine-reactive fragment electrophiles that inhibit enzymes by active site and allosteric mechanisms, as well as disrupt protein protein interactions in transcriptional regulatory complexes, emphasizing the broad potential and diverse functional consequences of liganding lysine residues throughout the human proteome.
When debris from associated energetic eruptions reach Earth, they can fry orbiting electronics as well as disrupt systems on the ground.
"Smartwatches are going to be big over the coming years and I believe that they will challenge many traditional watchmakers as well as disrupt other businesses and industries".
All these attacks have the ability to bring down the ministries' operational systems, as well as disrupt the voting machines that transfer the results.
If these clouds are aimed at Earth, they can pose a potential threat to the station's crew, as well as disrupt GPS signals, radio communications and power grids — and supercharge aurora displays.
A defense official later explained their purpose as "disrupting the information networks of the probable enemy".
Some called for a restriction of funding to NGOs seen as "disrupting" order.
Families sometimes attack burial team members whom they see as disrupting their religious practice.
But on few campuses have the lives and work been as disrupted as at the dozen or so colleges within walking distance of the World Trade Center.
Earthquakes have damaged many earth-retaining structures worldwide, causing much loss of life and property as well as disrupting traffic.
