The phrase "and obstructs the formation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is hindering or preventing the development or creation of something else.
Example: "The lack of resources and obstructs the formation of a cohesive team."
Alternatives: "and hinders the development" or "and impedes the creation".
(A) The binding of MCM2 and ASF1 obstructs the formation of NCP and a histone H3-H4 22 tetramer.
Do not place any tape on the front side of the film or paper, as this may cause damage and obstruct the image formation.
Disruption of CIN permits fewer phenotypes and obstructs the proliferation of clonal lineages.
The superior CE resistance of micro-nano WC-10Co4Cr coating may originate from the unique micro-nano structure and properties, which can effectively obstruct the formation and propagation of CE crack.
(4) Superior CE resistance of HVOF sprayed micro-nano WC-10Co4Cr coating originates from its high hardness, high fracture toughness, low porosity and excellent corrosion resistance, which can effectively obstruct the formation and propagation of CE cracks. .
The establishment of embankments at the lower end of the terrace obstructed the formation and development of overland water flow, thereby creating a line of null downslope soil transport leading to tillage-induced soil accumulation on the upslope side of the embankment with little granulometric sorting.
Temperature-programmed reduction (TPR) and X-ray diffraction (XRD) results indicated that the addition of relatively small fraction of TiO2 into the NiO/MgO catalyst system was effective in obstructing the formation of NixMg1−xO solid solution and in increasing resistance to Li poisoning.
Likewise, silencing PTEN also obstructed the formation of the mesoderm germ layer and the migration of mesodermal cells to the area opaca.
The position of the tri-alanine peptide (mesh) would obstruct the formation of the predicted salt bridge between residue Lys126 and Glu400.
that may have obstructed the formation of a learned association between the taste of nicotine and its delayed pharmacological effects.
