"project disruption" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to any event, action, or circumstance that interrupts or hinders the progress of a project. Example: The unexpected supply chain delays caused significant project disruption and caused the completion date to be pushed back by three months.
This paper draws from a Research Council UK Energy Programme funded project, 'Disruption, the raw material for carbon change', which uses 'disruption' as a lens through which to reveal potential for changes in mobility practices that result in carbon reduction.
My beef with the Village Entrance Project isn't just the exhaustion of much of our borrowing power, the five-year project disruption to our lives, the paucity of spaces it nets, the maintenance costs, the toxic soil remediation or the loamy, unstable ground.
The project disruption caused a negative impression among the child minders and the villagers.
Change for the sake of change — the nearly $1 billion project in disruption.
It lambasted the DfT for issues including breaking promises on new services; secrecy over contracts; its handling of major projects and disruption; letting down disabled passengers; and general management of the railway.
Area businesses prepared in advance of the project for disruptions.
We used a representative subset of terrestrial breeding birds to evaluate the potential for no-analog assemblages as a result of projected climate disruption.
The child described here was originally assessed for the presence of FOXP2 (OMIM #605317) mutations and rearrangements, as part of an earlier screening project, as disruptions of this gene have been implicated in rare cases of severe speech and language disorder.
Representative Sherwood Boehlert, the New York Republican who is the committee chairman, and other members of Congress expressed concern over the loss of research projects and the disruption of project teams.
But a fire on Aug. 18, 2007, killed two firefighters and threw the project into further disruption.
The PAC report said the DfT's management was still characterised by cost overruns, project delays and disruption, with another year of further significant timetable changes, maintenance and engineering work coming up.
