disrupted process
/dɪˈsɑːptɪd ˈprɒsɛs/ · dis·rupt·ed process
noun
- A situation where a normal or expected sequence of events is interrupted or broken. The company's disrupted process led to a significant delay in the project's completion.
- A state of being in which a system or a series of events is no longer functioning as intended. The IT department worked to resolve the disrupted process that caused the server to crash.
verb
- To cause a disruption or interruption in a process or a series of events. The new policy disrupted the process of hiring new employees, leading to a lengthy review period.
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Did you know? The term 'disrupted process' is commonly used in business and technology to describe a situation where a normal workflow is interrupted, often due to technical issues or changes in policy.