The phrase "hinder our efforts" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe anything that is causing difficulty or obstruction in achieving a goal or completing a task. Here is an example: The constant rain and strong winds hindered our efforts to finish the construction project on time.
Does this now hinder our efforts for radical social change?
EINDHOVEN, THE NETHERLANDS — One student suggested designing a computer virus to help, rather than hinder, our efforts to use digital technology, by editing all of the personal information that is posted on the Internet.
"But as we attempt to move forward, we are beset by the debilitating consequences of our candor: opportunistic litigation and the disruption of belated legislative hearings which -- however well motivated -- will, by forcing us once again to reinhabit the past, necessarily hinder our efforts to move forward.
"It might hinder our efforts".
Governmental research and aid was non-existent and our energy policies continue to hinder our efforts even today.
Wholesale denouncements of young people's concerns only hinder our efforts to do right by our students.
David: I think it is a complicated answer, but on the whole and to outreach to the general public, especially in your part of the country, yes I think it hinders our efforts.
During our efforts to resolve the issue being encountered by some bitcoin withdrawals it was determined that the increase in withdrawal traffic is hindering our efforts on a technical level.
Moreover, we should emphasize that the "Greater Selection," in which much of the material on ethics is collected, has suffered severe textual damage, hindering our efforts to understand details of the theory and rendering much of the following summary tentative.
Over the next four days, worsening pain in my left side and swelling of my face hindered our efforts to mourn Lily.
