The phrase "hinder plans" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to obstruct or prevent someone's plans from being successful. Example: The sudden change in weather hindered our plans for a picnic in the park.
Would that hinder plans to build a lavish ride around Pixar's core creative property?
Louis Alvarez, a motorman and 21-year veteran with Diamond Offshore, said that a layoff could hinder plans that he and his wife had made to send their son to college in the fall.
In addition to reducing the only environment the supports some kinds of microbial life, the breaking apart of the ice shelves may hinder plans to exploit the warming Arctic as a shipping route and an offshore oil drilling basin.
The British fear that, if they ever joined the euro, the pact might hinder plans to put extra cash into public services.A senior commission official says that if the Council of Ministers does not let the commission warn Germany, "that will be the end of the stability and growth pact".
The impact on employers could hinder plans to recruit more part-time soldiers to plug gaps left by cutting 20,000 regulars from the Army, it has been warned.
The South Coast Air Quality Management District has asked the Port of L.A. to study whether its failure to meet its commitments at the China Shipping terminal will hinder plans for cleaning smog to meet federal health standards.
Looking beyond immediate cooling needs, Mr. Doggett said, water constraints could hinder planning of new gas or coal plants.
Late Thursday, the commission requested public comment on the issue, which came to widespread attention last August, when Bay Area Rapid Transit in San Francisco shut off cellphone service for three hours in some stations to hinder planned protests there.
While worldwide rates of diabetes and hypertension appear to be increasing, the paucity of locally relevant data can hinder planning and developing preventative and clinical care strategies to manage these diseases.
We also excluded patients with disseminated malignant disease, end-stage chronic disease or any other acute or chronic condition that was expected to cause early fatality and hinder planned five-year follow-up.
In Afghanistan, a brain drain of young people is hindering plans to rebuild the war-ravaged country.
