"distractions imposed" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to any kind of distraction that someone has imposed or created—either intentionally or unintentionally. For example: "The family was upset by the distractions imposed by the ongoing construction outside."
Instead, I relished the absence of distractions imposed by figurative paintings and seized the chance to immerse myself in the massive canvas.
The person holding the pen above that notebook page is free to write, doodle or scribble her idea however she wishes between those borders, without the restrictions or distractions imposed by software.
"Nature," Emerson declared, in a self-conscious echo of the Romantic ideal, "is the incarnation of thought". He added, with thrilling opacity, that "The world is the mind precipitated". In explication of these mysteries, he argued that to experience the "wholeness" with nature for which we are naturally suited, we must be separate from the quotidian distractions imposed by society.
Its appeal will certainly wane in the months ahead, as other distractions impose themselves.
"It bears noting that the President himself seems to have had little reluctance to pursue personal litigation despite the supposed distractions it imposes on his office," Messitte wrote.
During his term, the headship of the civil service was a separate post, so that he was spared the burdens and distractions it sometimes imposed on his successors.
The Timberwolves had to put aside the distraction of penalties imposed by the N.B.A. for a secret pact between the team and Smith, whose contract was voided.
He processed memories of injuries and distractions such as imposing opponents, parental comments and disappointing looks on his coach's face.
When legitimate truths, unadorned, can make the best-seller lists, we will live in a world where we all get a lot more truth, and a lot less of the dangerous distractions, delays, and dead ends imposed by the nonsense that now predominates.
"Although the settlement remains larger than we believe the law would have allowed, it relieves the company of the significant burden and distraction that the original verdict imposed," Flextronics Chief Executive Michael E. Marks said in a statement.
Maybe our cynicism and the distractions that life necessarily imposes on us, interdicts this last kind of speech.
