The phrase "are no obstructions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that there are no barriers or hindrances present in a particular context, such as a path, process, or situation.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, I want to confirm that there are no obstructions in our timeline."
Alternatives: "there are no barriers" or "there are no hindrances".
If there are no obstructions, the signal can reach the base station, or another handset, from five miles away.
Inspectors make a visual examination of the area, insuring that there are no obstructions and checking for defective or loose parts.
Before cutting into the wall, look into the cavity and make sure that there are no obstructions, then use a drywall saw to cut a rectangular hole (save the cutout piece to close up the hole).
Before cutting into the wall, look into the cavity and make sure that there are no obstructions, then use a drywall saw to cut a rectangular hole (save the cutout piece to close up the hole later).
But when there are no obstructions, it can pick up the signals of up to 12 GPS satellites at once.
"We've had teams out on the ground making sure there are no obstructions, making sure the rivers can pass through any water that's going through them.
"You can flow around the stadium; there's no obstructions," said Larry O'Toole, founder of the Somerville-based Gentle Giant moving company, who has run Harvard Stadium since he was a rower at Northeastern University in the 1970s.
S. Derek Phelps, the executive director of the Connecticut Siting Council, which had approved a permit for the plant, said that clearing the gas lines was "the last thing you do" to make sure that there were no obstructions.
Rural multi-lane highways are an important type of uninterrupted flow facilities in which there is no obstructions to the movement of vehicles along the road.
You'll need room for movement (especially if people are over and playing with you), the bar has to be a certain distance and height in front of you and there should be no obstructions between you and the sensor bar.
And Finley was ordered to trim and clear "all overgrown vegetation" or get a permit that would allow "the obstructions". In the opinion of Finley and Nishida, there were no obstructions, and they even left a bit of space on the curb for car doors to swing open.
