"hinder vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to obstruct or impede one's ability to see clearly. Example: The heavy fog hindered our vision, making it difficult to navigate through the narrow streets. Another example: The tall buildings in the city can hinder vision and make it hard to see the sunset.
Given the Ugandan government's current drive to both empower women and push an agenda of formally provided health care, this paper provides an exploratory analysis of how far newspapers facilitate or hinder this vision.
Since odd HGVs are more susceptible to accidents, Rwanda must enact new regulation making it compulsory for the foreign HGVs to be fitted with Fresnel lens or close proximity (Class V) mirror to the passenger's side widow to resolve the blind spot which can otherwise hinder HGV drivers' vision of other traffic.
Stray light may not necessarily impact visual acuity but it could seriously hinder good quality vision.
There is mounting evidence that multifocal glasses impair vision, hinder obstacle avoidance and increase the risk of falls in older people.
Do not let "white" or any other type of privilege cloud your vision and hinder your ability to "walk in another person's shoes".
On the other hand, vision impairment would greatly hinder the performance of housework, which would have a greater negative impact on the well-being of women, who usually do most of the housework.
Shortage and maldistribution of human resources, lack of routine monitoring and inadequate financing mechanisms are the root causes of underperformance in the Zambian eye health system, which hinder the ability to achieve the VISION 2020 goals.
In addition, some other limitations that hinder the development of laparoscopic surgery include tremor, 2-dimensional vision, poor ergonomics, the need of a skilled assistant, and the limited degrees of freedom of the instruments [50]– [50].
(Emphasis in original) SynBERC Director Jay Keasling described the high demands for tacit knowledge that currently hinder even the most skilled bioengineers and said that SynBERC's vision is to "make biology easier to engineer".
