The part of a sentence "cause interruption" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this to indicate that something is causing a disruption. For example: "The construction outside caused an interruption to our meeting."
Faults in the hardware, however, may cause interruption of service.
The failure of a MSS can cause interruption of services provided by the mobile system.
"If you put a series of dams together on one river, you are going to cause interruption to the environment," says Júlio César Sampaio da Silva, the Cerrado Pantanal programme coordinator at WWF Brazil.
Except for three subjects, the gum adverse effects occurred early during treatment, did not cause interruption of treatment, and resolved rapidly and completely.
Participants further agree to not damage or cause interruption of the Sweepstakes and/or prevent others from using the Sweepstakes.
In both of these patients, severe AEs were sleep apnea, which did not cause interruption of the study drug, and the patients were treated with continuous positive airway pressure.
Jorczak did cause interruptions, according to Thompson.
Allergic reactions can cause interruptions in their ability to work effectively.
While acknowledging that the industry needs to do a better job of coordination, some company officials said the agency should coordinate enforcement actions and drug shortage issues more closely to avoid administrative requirements that cause interruptions.
The method is tested on a load–haul dump machine loading from a large muck pile in an underground mine, with the loading performance measured by productivity, machine wear and rock debris spill that cause interruptions.
8 9 Intubation attempts may cause interruptions in chest compressions, compromised oxygenation and delays in accessing definitive care.
