The phrase "avoid any disruption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to prevent interruptions or disturbances in a process, event, or situation.
Example: "To ensure the smooth operation of the event, we must avoid any disruption of the schedule."
Alternatives: "prevent any interruption of" or "minimize any disturbance to".
"Gazprom is doing everything possible to avoid any disruption of gas deliveries to Europe," it said.
In fact, although it may seem contrary to what many gardeners take as gospel, I now try to avoid any disruption of the natural layering that develops over time in soil.
Whenever possible, all the instruments were placed at the back of the classroom to avoid any disruption of sound from the instruments during a learning session and to avoid attraction for the children.
Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, had threatened to bring criminal charges against the company but changed his mind after regulators said an orderly closing of the firm was preferable to avoid any disruption to the customers of the retirement plans, Mr. Spitzer said.
Businesses and services – like government – need to plan for all outcomes to avoid any disruption to the supply of medical products," she said.
The protesters say they try to avoid any disruption to the lives of residents and businesses and claim police have been heavy handed.
In such a situation it is right I leave to avoid any disruption to the work of the PCC and his staff". Sometimes it is not possible to build a professional relationship between two people, through no fault of either party.
In such a situation it is right I leave to avoid any disruption to the work of the PCC and his staff". A former Tory MP has stepped down as deputy police and crime commissioner (PCC) for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight only weeks into the job.
This was to avoid any disruption in the routine activities of the participants.
But his leadership team has repeatedly emphasized its goal of avoiding any disruption in services.
Despite projections that show very low levels of cash, and no remaining borrowing capacity, Mr. Donahoe said the Postal Service would continue to ensure that employees and vendors will be paid on time to avoid a disruption of mail deliveries.
