The phrase "a process that impedes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a procedure or method that hinders or obstructs progress or development.
Example: "The new regulations introduced a process that impedes innovation within the industry."
Alternatives: "a method that obstructs" or "a procedure that hinders".
In addition, this treatment reduced astrogliosis, a process that may impede long-term recovery by blocking regrowth of axons [ 23].
Urease is also an important virulence factor in C. neoformans allowing the transmigration of the fungus to the brain parenchyma, a process that may be impeded by urease inhibitors [ 43].
Current active and adoptive therapeutic approaches to elicit such T cells are either not sufficiently clinically efficient or require fastidious processes that impede their extensive clinical use.
Since the original interpretation by Pavlov [1], extinction of an associative memory was considered a new process that impedes the expression of the original association.
During CBP, F. oxysporum produces large amounts of acetic acid, an unwanted by-product of the fermentation process that impedes the bioethanol productivity of the fungus.
And some of the bright hues — including golden decoration — that enlivened the travertine and are so typical of Etruscan art were left to fade away, a process that a qualified restorer could have impeded.
These results suggest a model in which cochlear innervation patterns by type I SGNs are determined, at least in part, through a Semaphorin-3F-mediated inhibitory signal that impedes processes from extending beyond the IHC region.
We found a number of challenges that impeded the process toward a common EA: unclear enterprise architecture roles, ineffective communication, low EA maturity and commitment, and complicated EA tools.
The Arab-Arab violence is impeding the slow recovery process that had begun in some parts of Darfur.
