The phrase "add obstacles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing challenges or difficulties that need to be introduced or considered in a situation or process.
Example: "To make the training more effective, we decided to add obstacles that the participants must overcome."
Alternatives: "introduce challenges" or "create hurdles."
The commander, who had spent so much time pondering element C, said, "Add obstacles — element A.P".
Add obstacles such as crates, barrels, tires, etc. Divide equipment evenly between the players.
You can add obstacles to make it more exciting and fun! (e.g., green army guys).
Although back in the days of the Civil War there generally wasn't much cover, to make it a little more fun, you can add obstacles and things to hide behind.
One might add obstacle avoidance technology, relevant for some applications, such as offered by recent TechCrunch meetup winner Arbe Robotics or Skydio.
One might add obstacle avoidance technology, relevant for some applications, such as offered by recent TechCrunch meetup winner Arbe Robotics or Skydio.
Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit warned that Turkey would never sacrifice Turkish Cypriots and accused the European Union of duping his country by adding obstacles to its membership.
The government said it had hoped to set a very public example by relocating as many as 800 migrants arriving by boat over the next four years, saying that adding obstacles to their quest for legal status and protections as refugees would discourage human trafficking.
For larger firms like G.E. Johnson, there are added obstacles to implementing a new, standardized drug testing policy.
"Because your abilities are impaired, those added obstacles to safe driving are exacerbated, too, by the fact that you lose judgment".
Higher levels bring added obstacles like jelly, chocolate, bombs and who knows what else?
