"impose obstacles" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used when talking about making it harder for someone to reach a goal or complete a task by adding barriers or difficulties. For example: "In order to succeed in this project, the team will need to work together to overcome the obstacles that the organization has imposed."
"We are worried about the use of vote suppression tactics and voter intimidation and bogus charges of noncitizen voting being used as a way to impose obstacles to voting that could affect a wide range of voters, but primarily people of color.
We are worried about the use of vote suppression tactics such as challenges at the polls and bogus charges of noncitizen voting being used as a way to impose obstacles to voting that could affect a wide range of voters, but primarily people of color.
A rights-informed code would be targeted at the structural level of governance frameworks that impose obstacles to data sharing, not at the level of individuals, whom we stress are not obligated to share genomic or clinical data.
But differences in dialect and culture often imposed obstacles to the recognition of tribal solidarity.
But several imposing obstacles could block unification efforts, including the recent debt incurred by Wendover.
The designation, issued under a court order, imposes obstacles to development, so developers in this fast-growing community are fighting back, calling it patently unfair.
Riding high on their title win achieved under Ron Saunders, the club cleared a number of imposing obstacles along their way to the ultimate European glory.
Of course, one must sometimes beware the good interview — it's a phenomenon of the modern cinema, in the age of the self-conscious auteur, that there are filmmakers whose interviews are better than their movies — but Hellman's body of work has been justly canonical for decades, and his new film, made in the face of imposing obstacles, bears their scars and even takes them for its subject.
Maybe, but his path is rutted with a passel of imposing obstacles.
HB 2 imposes obstacles on abortion clinics by requiring that they invest in expensive building upgrades to meet the more stringent standards of ambulatory surgical centers, or mini-hospitals.
However the heterogeneity of impressions among adults responsible for neonatal care may probably bring communication difficulties for health teams, imposing obstacles to implement adequate strategies to minimize pain and distress in critically ill newborn infants.
