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The phrase "hugely disruptive" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that causes a lot of disturbance or chaos. Example: The construction noise outside my office window was hugely disruptive to my ability to concentrate on my work.
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He says small startups can be hugely disruptive, and have proportionally huge exits.
Apple was hugely disruptive to the music and mobile phone businesses and is now disrupting the PC market with the iPad.
They rightly saw that as being hugely disruptive.
Then the bubble burst, with hugely disruptive consequences.
There were massive, and hugely disruptive, mudslides in Panama.
But tunnels are hugely expensive and hugely disruptive.
Going private, by contrast, could be hugely disruptive.
Practically everything the company does is being treated as radical and, of course, "hugely disruptive".
Mr Cameron does not want a reshuffle right now, believing them to be hugely disruptive.
Mr. Gates warned that removing the commander would be hugely disruptive.
Hobson told me of one such teacher, whose students included a hugely disruptive boy.
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