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The phrase "as disruptive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of disruption caused by something to another situation or event.
Example: "The new policy was as disruptive to the workflow as the sudden change in management."
Alternatives: "equally disruptive" or "just as disruptive".
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The conclusions, however, are just as disruptive.
No other household technology is as disruptive as lighting.
The wiring project was nowhere near as disruptive as those renovations.
That is because panic and confusion can be as disruptive as the disease itself.
"When they do come, it's going to almost be as disruptive as when the Japanese came".
But eventually the noise of the masker can become as disruptive as the tinnitus.
DT Brandon Thompson, Clemson: Thompson may have been just as disruptive as Coples this week.
Many of us expect the technological revolution to be as disruptive as the industrial revolution.
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One Jets assistant described the events of recent weeks as disruptive because of Belichick's resignation.
As disruptive-innovation theory would predict, the hospital board decided not to disturb the status quo.
KIDDICARE wants to be as disruptive as the little monsters who use its products.
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