"significantly disrupted" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation or event that has been significantly and substantially disrupted. For example: "The country's economy was significantly disrupted by the global pandemic."
Disruption in health care, new concerns Primary health care has been significantly disrupted, as a result of the ongoing crisis.
It has neither caused congestion nor has it significantly disrupted other traffic".
One or two nights a week, my sleep is significantly disrupted by pain.
"People's lives have been very significantly disrupted by the evacuations and other actions that have had to be taken.
Don't fret, your life will be significantly disrupted soon was the tone, as meteorologists shifted from being prognosticators of the storm to being advocates for it.
Similarly, the monopoly role of energy utilities in delivering energy to homes and businesses will be significantly disrupted by decentralized renewable energy technology as it develops and improves.
If either blood vessel or one of their smaller branches is blocked, blood circulation to the retina can be significantly disrupted.
Our results showed that the topological properties of depressed adolescents' networks were significantly disrupted compared with HC.
During the trial, the jury heard evidence from residents who said their lives were significantly disrupted by the protest, and that local businesses suffered a loss of trade.
Network Rail said on its website that services to and from King's Cross would be significantly disrupted.
It is found that the intrinsic π and π∗ orbitals are weakly altered by oxygen-bearing functional groups, but it is significantly disrupted by pyrrolic groups.
