The phrase "able to impede" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or ability to obstruct or hinder something.
Example: "The new regulations are able to impede the progress of the project if not properly managed."
Alternatives: "capable of hindering" or "able to obstruct".
This exchange will be backed up by a new semi-regulatory outfit, which will monitor tariffs across regions and try to ensure that the regional utilities are not able to impede competition.Much will depend on how well the traders and the new network monitors do their jobs.
Due to impact of larval predation, several plant defense studies have been developed, indicating that α-amylase inhibitors are able to impede and/or reduce bruchids digestive process.
Due to their low surface temperatures, they would appear dark at optical wavelengths, and radiative feedback would not be able to impede the accretion flow, allowing them to grow to a final mass of ({sim}10^{6}mbox { M}_{odot}).
The paper is addressed to the problem how to impart nuclear materials the properties of inherent protective barriers, which are able to impede substantially or even make it practically impossible to extract and use highly enriched uranium fuel for non-energy production purposes.
However, our immune systems are often able to impede the growth of TB bacteria, and the disease can remain latent in the body for years, or even a lifetime, without causing symptoms, until weakening of the immune system allows the disease to reappear.
This suggests that acute Fabp expression at the time of retrieval is able to impede memory recall processes.
In conclusion, we demonstrate that FUS-DDIT3 is able, itself, to impede the normal adipogenesis in mesenchymal progenitor cell contributing to achieve a transformed phenotype by blocking the adipocyte differentiation program.
"While we cannot prevent people from trying to introduce contraband at the facility, our team, along with local law enforcement, has been able to successfully impede these efforts, which is a positive for facility safety and overall public safety," he wrote.
Routines are not sufficient to support the technology transfer between industry and academia but are able to support or to impede successful transfer processes.
Nevertheless our data showed that P42 is clearly able to prevent the appearance of symptoms, and to impede the progression of the disease.
Not to delve off into the immigration debate ― that's one thing ― but from our perspective, having our border secure and being able to slow and impede these cartels is big," he said.
