The phrase "and consequently impeding the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action or situation is causing a hindrance to another.
Example: "The heavy rainfall has caused flooding, and consequently impeding the flow of traffic in the city."
Alternatives: "thereby obstructing the" or "thus hindering the".
"A poorly constructed or indiscriminately restrictive implementation of proprietary trading restrictions could hamper that liquidity in a wide range of markets, and consequently impede the ability of businesses to access capital and the ability of households to build wealth," the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, a finance industry body, wrote last year.
Difficulty reaching and engaging this population is frequently highlighted in the literature and might consequently impede the development of tailored programs and services [ 18, 19].
This complicated accurately determining the importance of the progress that they represent and consequently impedes further technological advancement.
Even if snails are found in the gutters and puddles of asphalted surfaces, they do not resist the desiccation that takes place in these environments, because the asphalt makes the molluscs' process of 'aestivation' impossible, and consequently impedes their survival during periods of drought.
It is most likely that the total absence of Nodal signaling pathway in MZoep mutant prevents any formation of dorsal mesendoderm and consequently impedes rasl11b knock down compensatory action.
Although the service quality was improved and most of the travel demand was met, there appear negative anticompetitive practices, which would consequently impede the development.
The delay between overmortality and its detection consequently impedes public health intervention.
Lacking however, was the ability of urban refugees to maintain full self-respect as obtained through legal-recognition; this systematic failure consequently impedes full coping capacity.
It is misguided because road trauma has impeded and does still impede the capacity of economies to develop.
In vitro measurements with isolated cytochrome bc1 indicate that the native form of this enzyme does not produce superoxide at detectable levels unless the electron flow through the cofactor chains is severely impeded and, consequently, the chains become saturated with electrons (i.e. cofactors remain in reduced state for a prolonged time).
