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"extremely disruptive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation or behavior that is very disruptive or chaotic. For example, "The students' extremely disruptive behavior in class made it difficult for the teacher to teach."
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But he said it would be extremely disruptive.
Airline mergers have often been extremely disruptive and expensive.
"Applying that word to something far less valuable is going to be extremely disruptive to creators.
By those measurements the leaps forward on "Inténtalo" feel huge, ostentatious and potentially extremely disruptive.
This is likely to prove extremely disruptive for the rest of the world.
Most respondents rated the events as moderately or extremely disruptive to daily activities.
"It can be extremely disruptive and expensive if there are lots of blackouts this summer," he said.
He said the drafting of 40 new legislative districts for the fall election could be "extremely disruptive" for voters.
"The churn caused by layoffs can be extremely disruptive and hurt student achievement," said Michael Casserly, the council's executive director.
While they can offer a tremendous opportunity for expanding a business and creating value, they can be extremely disruptive.
It can be extremely disruptive if two out of twenty employees suddenly can't work together and need to be separated.
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