"hindering factors" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to any obstacles, delays, or disadvantages that stand in the way of progress or success. For example: "The lack of resources has been one of the major hindering factors in our project."
The study examines practices, providers and supporting and hindering factors related to guidance and learning at the workplace.
The study has focused on identifying guidance practices, providers of guidance, and supporting and hindering factors related to guidance and learning at the workplace.
The goal is to provide a holistic view on how guidance actualizes at the workplace by identifying practices, providers and supporting and hindering factors related to guidance and learning at the workplace.
Comparative case studies might, for example, gain more detailed insights into supporting and hindering factors and thus serve to generate knowledge which provides valuable hints for the development of educational systems from an international and intercultural perspective.
As a secondary analysis of the ICILS 2013 data, this paper focuses on four school-level factors as part of both the antecedents and the processes to identify supporting and hindering factors: (1) the school's ICT equipment, (2) the teaching staff's professional development, (3) school goals, and (4) the teaching staff's views/self-efficacy.
Finally the lack of comprehensive organisation of medical data infrastructure and exchange between professionals are hindering factors.
There was a high level of agreement between the three researchers concerning the most important supporting and hindering factors in the implementation process.
Issues like these have a tendency to elicit general statements rather than provide deep understanding of facilitating or hindering factors regarding the use of guidelines in routine care.
Our results indicate that both too much contact with the therapists (in particular if it is perceived as inadequate) and a lack of contact can both be hindering factors for treatment success.
Patients with a WTD were asked to describe their perceptions of triggering or hindering factors, relational aspects, the importance of autonomy and spirituality, and also whether the permissive situation of organized assisted suicide in Switzerland influenced their attitude.
Understanding governance systems for adaptation is vital given current and future substantial monetary investments in adaptation activities; that is, identifying who is involved in making policy and practical decisions relating to climate change and health, and the enabling and hindering factors for different contexts.
