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The phrase "can be hampered" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It means that something may be hindered or impeded in some way. Here are some examples of how you can use this phrase: - The company's growth can be hampered by government regulations. - Your progress in the project can be hampered if you don't have proper resources. - The team's performance can be hampered by a lack of communication. - A runner's speed can be hampered by an injury. - The effectiveness of the medication can be hampered by not following the prescribed dosage.
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A department's recruitment efforts, in turn, can be hampered.
10.31am: Harrison says police investigations can be hampered by newspapers that deploy professional surveillance operations.
Wi-Fi signals can be hampered by walls, doors or large furniture between access point and computer.
But she said that when teachers were not unionized, and most charter school teachers are not, their performance can be hampered by a lack of power in dealing with the principal.
Such inquiries can be hampered, they said, by privacy laws that prevent the sharing of personal information about someone unless it reflects evidence of wrongdoing or a potential threat.
There are also very few creative producers in China, and so a company's development can be hampered as they attend to their artistic output without considering the national and international business opportunities available to them.
It can be hampered or facilitated by numerous factors.
However, biomarker identification can be hampered by overlapping resonances.
However, protein detection by SRM can be hampered by interfering peptide fragment ions.
School learning can be hampered if there are defects on the central auditory process.
Also, the physical examination, as always in children, can be hampered by an anxious or crying child.
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