"interruption to service" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to any period of time during which a service or a process is hindered or stopped. For example: "Due to an interruption to service, customers in the surrounding area were unable to access our website for two hours."
Trenord informed passengers at 8am of the interruption to services due to a "technical problem", sparking sharp criticism on social media.
The government has already guaranteed that all public sector work will continue, and it will lend the official receiver funds to ensure there is no interruption to services, meaning that the outsourcing company's Wolverhampton headquarters will stay open.
Programme disruption through instability was uncommon with only one program experiencing interruption to services, and programs were adapted to allow for disruption and population movements.
Even with today's comparatively reliable network connectivity, the heterogeneous nature of the back-end infrastructure that drives most bioinformatics web services means that occasional interruptions to services are inevitable.
It was targeted by protesters on Monday night but only experienced very minor interruption to the service.
Pixate will continue as a standalone product without any interruption to the service or support.
This is to ensure that there could never be interruption to our service".
Other examples since July include a letter from the firm's former head of hardware engineering saying that ditching a green ratings scheme had been "a mistake"; a statement acknowledging that changes to its retail stores had been made in error; and emails to iCloud users apologising for an interruption to their email service.
In a June poll performed by Datafolha, 32% of Brazilians said they had experienced some sort of interruption to their water service in the previous month.
