"avoid hindering" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to prevent or refrain from causing difficulties or obstacles to someone or something. Example: "To ensure the smooth workflow of the project, it is important to avoid hindering the team's progress with unnecessary changes or delays."
Mr. Sharon calculates that it is in Israel's interest to do what it can to avoid hindering the American effort to gain international support for a possible assault on Iraq.
However, the grafts shouldn't be packed too tightly, to avoid hindering revascularization within the cavity [ 17].
The research group aim to obtain a good objective exposure measurement set-up without overloading participants, avoid hindering of their natural way of working and avoid possible loss of compliance due to this.
Be aware of your limits, and develop self control in order to avoid hindering your progress.
The exchange closed for four days after the 2001 attacks, mainly to avoid hindering rescue operations nearby.
After 24 h incubation, the medium containing nanoparticles was removed from the plate to make sure that no nanoparticles remain in the solution and avoid overlap or hinder MTT assay.
Eventually three sub-classes of "things indifferent" developed: things to prefer because they assist life according to nature; things to avoid because they hinder it; and things indifferent in the narrower sense.
Even where GPs are aware of risk factors for psychological comorbidity, there is evidence that time constraints, a lack of confidence in diagnostic acumen, and a perception that patients resist discussing emotional problems and avoid taking antidepressants hinder the management of depression in people with LTCs [ 10].
During World War II, he was director of the National War Labor Board, which set wage guidelines and reviewed collective-bargaining agreements to avoid strikes that might hinder the war effort.
Dana Radcliffe's teaching and writing examine the ethical dimensions of leaders' decision making, exploring what is required to treat stakeholders fairly and how to avoid common traps that hinder sound judgment and threaten leaders' integrity.
REPORTER AT LARGE about the trial of Dr. Benjamin Spock & four other defendants charged with conspiracy to counsel, aid and abet draftable men to avoid military services, and hinder & interfere with the administration of the Military Selective Service Act of '67.
