The phrase 'hinder opportunities' is correct and is used in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is making it difficult or impossible to take advantage of opportunities. For example, "The lack of affordable housing in the city is hindering opportunities for low-income individuals to move to the area."
But these arrangements essentially halt or greatly forestall any possibility of advancement, as well as hinder opportunities for professional development and limit prestige and earning power.
Britain cannot afford to stick with the EU status quo, when it would shackle its competitiveness and hinder opportunities to trade with the rest of the world".
Lyons warned these actions would threaten global trade and hinder opportunities to work more closely with emerging nations like China and Russia.
High fertility and high maternal morbidity and mortality not only strain individuals, families, and public resources, but also hinder opportunities for economic development[ 6].
Failure to meet those needs may also hinder opportunities to learn from these events on both an individual and an organisational level.
That does hinder opportunity because it is easier to go abroad and get something cheaper.
One should also be aware that cognitive biases not necessarily hinder opportunity recognition but can also promote it to create successful ventures (Adler and Kwon,2002).
Primary care professionals in this study valued the potential for collaboration, but GPs' understanding of CC and organisational barriers hindered opportunities for communication.
That the "fourth nation" have yet to win a single game is certainly a worry but rather than hinder the opportunities of burgeoning nations at elite level, the Rugby League International Federation is instead working behind closed doors to ensure tournaments such as these are enhanced in the hope the playing field can eventually be levelled.
Career development and education opportunities in rural areas are important job determinants [ 14]; demotivation among health workers often stems from professional dissatisfaction [ 15]; health workers fear that prolonged rural postings may hinder career opportunities [ 16].
"I decided as a player it was better to move on because I didn't want to hinder the opportunity of the younger guy," Edwards said.
