The phrase "as to hinder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is done in a way that prevents or obstructs progress or action.
Example: "The heavy rain fell continuously, as to hinder our plans for an outdoor event."
Alternatives: "in order to obstruct" or "so as to impede".
Jefferson's victory enabled Congress to assert its authority by making appropriations so highly specific as to hinder executive action.
In 1946, his Nottingham lab showed that within native DNA molecules the bases are so arranged as to hinder them from exchanging hydrogen atoms.
Currently proposed interface models often are poorly defined or so simple as to hinder high application performance and efficient network resource use.
Some scholars even suggest that an unusual name is as likely to help as to hinder, by helping to build a thick skin.
The dissolution process is maintained until a sufficiently high concentration is attained by the metal ions, and their subsequent precipitation inside the holiday blocks the defect as to hinder further corrosion.
In its appeal, United States Department of Treasury v. City of Chicago, No. 02-322, the government is arguing that the ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit "would enable suspects and others to utilize confidential law enforcement information so as to hinder open criminal investigations" and threaten the safety of law officers, witnesses and informers.
In conclusion, these strategies are expected to yield novel anticancer drugs with improved properties with respect to selectivity and thus reduced toxicity, as well as to hindered development of drug resistance.
The announcement by a small biotechnology company that it has successfully created a human embryo with cloning techniques may have done as much to hinder as to help this new science.
We have come to document what is going on, and while many people have worked hard to help us achieve our goal, some have worked just as hard to hinder us.
"Time to buy" looks at the acquisition opportunities a recession presents for those with the stomach, and the necessary careful management.Finally, "Capex caution" warns companies to be careful when slashing costs, so as not to hinder the ability to grow when things improve, as eventually they must.
Councilman Peter F. Vallone Jr., who is chairman of the Public Safety Committee, said the Council has been asked by the Bloomberg administration to "move as expeditiously as possible" on the bill, but that the Council would like to narrow its scope "so as not to hinder legitimate private uses of these detection devices".
