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The phrase "an impasse regarding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where progress cannot be made due to a disagreement or deadlock on a particular issue.
Example: "The negotiations reached an impasse regarding the terms of the contract, leaving both parties frustrated."
Alternatives: "a deadlock over" or "a stalemate concerning".
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In January 2012, however, Sudan and South Sudan came to an impasse regarding pipeline-usage fees.
Given these arguments, the paleontological and molecular phylogenetic communities are currently at an impasse regarding the application of an absolute temporal axis for early organismal evolution [ 33, 49], and a range of evolutionary models [ 1- 4] remain viable for birds.
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The analyst team at Monex Capital Markets writes: Financial markets across the globe are watching Washington in the hope that lawmakers can find a way out of the current impasse regarding the debt ceiling.
CAMPAIGN DIARYINTENSE negotiations have been held over the past 36 hours to resolve the impasse regarding primaries in Michigan and Florida.
There is somewhat of an impasse with regards to the 'true' function of the LuxS protein in E. coli and its close relatives.
Grey has produced print campaigns for Kohler since 1987, but "growing differences with the client regarding creative philosophy and financial support have reached an impasse," Steve Blamer, president at Grey Worldwide New York, said in a memo.
We seem to have reached an impasse: the duty to protect patients as research participants apparently comes up against the prospect of securing accurate data regarding potential benefits for patients at large.
There was an impasse.
Karim described an impasse.
"I'm at an impasse".
We were at an impasse.
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