The phrase "avoid disruption for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to prevent interruptions or disturbances in a particular context or situation.
Example: "We must take necessary precautions to avoid disruption for our ongoing project."
Alternatives: "prevent interference with" or "minimize disturbance to".
It also will avoid disruption for entities that employ TPS workers," he wrote.
Britain has signed a trade continuity agreement with Switzerland to avoid disruption for thousands of businesses post-Brexit, less than 50 days before the UK is due to leave the EU.
It is understood the Premier League is also generally reluctant to alter kick-off times at short notice to avoid disruption for fans.
"If it has to come from there in order to avoid disruption for people over the Christmas period, then that's what they need to do," he said.
Jane L. Cline, the insurance commissioner of West Virginia and president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, said state officials had urged the Obama administration to consider phasing in the 80 percent requirement over several years, to avoid disruption of insurance markets for individuals and small businesses.
If so, recombination would neither preferentially preserve, nor avoid disruption of, core domain structure, for which we use the domon midpoint as proxy.
This helps avoid disruption of organizational operations and allows for more flexible time constraints during implementation.
You want to avoid disruption of the familiar — even if it's sleeping in an alley".
Do the frame disruptions in these mRNAs avoid disruption of protein structure domains?
Cells were stained for the presence of lipid using Oil Red O by gently rinsed in 1 × PBS (pH 7.4) to avoid disruption of the cell monolayer.
An ideal sleep-improvement strategy for avoiding disruption of the ICU environment should be economical, feasible, rapid in onset and offset, and without local or systemic adverse effects.
