The phrase "and do not impinge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing boundaries, limitations, or the impact of one thing on another, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "Please ensure that your actions are respectful and do not impinge on the rights of others."
Alternatives: "and do not infringe" or "and do not encroach".
Fourth, the lesions of the right ventral patients were restricted to ventral cortex and did not impinge on MT/V5, V3A or parietal cortex.
Conservation cannot exist in a vacuum in which people and politics do not impinge, especially in Chagos, where issues of human rights, sovereignty, defence and security have dominated for 45 years, and more recently rendition and conservation.
If people are found to lack capacity to make informed treatment decisions, there are other models, such as supported decision making and Open Dialogue, which do not impinge on civil liberties.
Besides being available in larger quantities than grains, these feedstocks do not impinge on the food and feed market, are more CO2 neutral, and will not interfere with current ethanol production.
Taken together these results indicate that doses of 0.5 or 0.8 Gy promote endothelial cell migration and, in spite of induction of DNA double-strand breaks they do not impinge on endothelial cell proliferation or survival.
30 The reason is that exactions of the latter sort do not impinge upon or directly affect the transaction between him and the government; do not affect the government's choice of means for executing its powers.
We do not impinge on others in the way we run our operation, and we find the indiscriminate attacks on landlords in your paper generalised, largely anecdotal and indiscriminate.
Whereas the number and timing of panel waves strongly affect the marginal distribution of decider types they do not impinge heavily upon the determinants of the time of voting decision.
