The phrase "intrusive on" is correct in written English.
You can use it when something is interfering with something else, or being overly intrusive. For example, "The company's new surveillance policy was intrusive on employees' privacy."
Rieff's editing is discreet on the one hand, and intrusive on the other.
On her way to the ASEAN meeting, she stopped in Los Angeles to call Myanmar's ruling junta one of the "most repressive and intrusive on earth".She uses her journeyings inside America to show a remarkable degree of bipartisanship.
It seemed too intrusive on a private grief to tell her.
This, surely, could be even more intrusive on a smartwatch than on a smartphone?
He concentrates on the recent past, during which man has become especially intrusive on the planet he inhabits.
The difficult bit will be to find formats that are not too intrusive on a small screen.
This was the first agreement to cut nuclear arms, rather than just set ceilings on them, and the first to allow intrusive on-site inspection.
The problem of resolving the PMD issue threatened to unravel the nuclear agreement, with calls for a deal-killing "no-notice" regime of intrusive on-site inspections linked to PMD's being made up until the very end of the negotiations.
For the first time, the Superpowers removed an entire class of weapons from their nuclear arsenals, scrapping existing and deployed systems, banning the development, testing and production of new systems, and instituting a novel intrusive, on-sight inspection regime to monitor compliance.
In this work, a method for non-intrusive, on-line monitoring of the chlorine impurity in crude oil based on prompt gamma-ray neutron activation analysis (PGNAA) in conjunction with a portable pulsed neutron generator producing 14 MeV neutrons in deuterium-tritium (DT) nuclear reactions is proposed and tested.
But a $15 solution has attractions if one doesn't mind one-way, intrusive knocks on the door or calls to relatives.
