"hamper the implementation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is preventing or slowing progress on a certain task. For example, "The lack of resources has hampered the implementation of the new policy."
"There's basically nothing whatsoever that will hamper the implementation of this decision," he told reporters Friday.
Both Mr McConnell and Mr Boehner are under pressure from their members to find ways to hamper the implementation of the Affordable Care Act and the president's executive action on immigration.
That could hamper the implementation of the very reforms that Mr Xi and Mr Wang are supposed to be working towards.The second caveat follows from the first: there are presumably risks in taking down too many tigers.
"Mr. Holbrooke undertook on behalf of the U.S.A. that I would not be tried before this tribunal and that I should understand that for a while there would be very sharp rhetoric against me, so that my followers would not hamper the implementation of the Dayton agreement".
This may hamper the implementation as a single radio frequency integrated circuit (RFIC).
At the policy level, Maini et al. argue that although the Sendai Framework recognizes the strong connections between health and disasters and promotes the concept of health resilience throughout, one of the key research challenges is the lack of multidisciplinary, agreed indicators and definitions, which might hamper the implementation of the global agreement.
This hampers the implementation of any prophylactic procedures and emergency therapies to control and prevent M. kansasii infections.
Part of the problem, we believe, is that the absence of specialized intermediaries, regulatory systems, and contract-enforcing mechanisms in emerging markets—"institutional voids," we christened them in a 1997 HBR article—hampers the implementation of globalization strategies.
This virus represents a major challenge in insect mass rearing and has hampered the implementation of the sterile insect technique programs in the Member States of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Scientific uncertainty involved in evaluating potentially harmful properties of engineered nanoparticles complicates and hampers the implementation of proportionate regulative measures by legislators.
It is concluded that although ample technical, planning and environmental assessment guidelines exist, guidelines need updating to address cumulative impacts at floodplain level and factors hampering the implementation in guidelines should be addressed in the guideline design (process).
