"great interference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe a situation where someone or something is causing a lot of disruption or interruption. Example: The constant bickering between the two managers was causing great interference in the workplace, making it difficult for the employees to focus on their tasks.
The objective of this study was to identify distributions of post-MVC pain that most interfere with specific life functions and that have the greatest interference with aggregate life function.
Surely, the Act effects no greater interference with reasonable reliance interests than did these other laws.
At times, the authorities in Kish tighten up, apparently to avoid attracting greater interference from Iran's hard-liners.
It also highlighted that those who reported higher levels of email pressure also experienced greater interference between work and home, and home and work.
Technologically, it offers the hope of better reception for consumers who have begun to encounter greater interference as the spectrum has become overloaded.
Pushing state officials to detain people is an even greater interference with state "independence and autonomy" than pressuring them to disclose information.
Simulation results show that even a major change in operating point or suffer greater interference, the systems still have good anti-disturbance and strong robustness.
And if there are other, reasonable ways to achieve those goals with a lesser burden on constitutionally protected activity, a State may not choose the way of greater interference.
But Mr Blair also appeared to rule out amendments to the Human Rights Act, or greater interference in judges' sentencing powers, both of which have been under fire lately - often from his own ministers.
There was a reduction in cumulative dry mass and in accumulation rate of Piatã grass in silvopastoral system in the rainy season and the Western side suffered greater interference from trees during this season.
