The phrase "interruption in the supply" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a pause or halt in the flow of something, such as electricity, water, or resources. Example: The recent flood caused a major interruption in the supply of clean drinking water to the entire town.
The Europeans warned that an interruption in the supply would be impossible to reverse in the foreseeable future.
'The price of heroin on the streets has not changed so there seems to have been little interruption in the supply.
While a brief interruption in the supply of oil from Iraq is not likely to raise world oil prices in any significant manner, rumors or threats of attacks can cause the price of oil to suddenly spike as people fear the worst.
Thus stable RNAi, operating with just the minimally required number of siRNA-loaded RISC molecules, would be more prone than transient RNAi to the apoptotic inactivation of Dicer-1 and interruption in the supply of fresh siRNA.
Our results with stable RNAi strongly indicate that siRNA-loaded RISC cannot be very stable, and that input of siRNA at regular intervals is required for the RISC to continue to knockdown a gene; thus making it potentially susceptible to interruption in the supply of siRNA due to cleavage/inactivation of Dicer-1.
But many of them also reported sharing or re-using needle and syringes on many occasions because of an interruption in the supply of sterile equipments from NSEPs.
The globalisation of food chains make us vulnerable both to sudden interruptions in the supply chain, as well the spread of diseases such as bird flu.
Wartime interruptions in the supply of gas for heating resulted in the deaths of all the zoo's tropical fish and several other animals, including a lioness called Pearl and her litter of cubs.
Where equipment is available and CD4 testing is a policy, challenges remain in ensuring no interruptions in the supply of reagents, power supply and trained technicians.
Daily supervision in the field as well as high-quality coordination by the health service authorities were indispensable, as these prevented interruptions in the supply of eye drops and assured the daily collection of data relating to treatment coverage and side effects.
" While power was restored this morning, there was an interruption in the fuel supply chain to those regions".
