"impede implementing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe a challenge or obstacle that prevents you from completing a task. For example: "The lack of available resources was a significant impediment to implementing our new project."
However, their integrated signal control model often impedes implementing the custom control strategy in contrast to signal planning software.
The dental team delivering the treatment in schools will be interviewed annually in order to assess how the trial is implemented, factors which promote or impede implementation, perceptions of patient acceptability, and experiences of working with schools.
Lastly, previous research has noted that various barriers impede the effectiveness of implementing recommended pandemic mitigation measures [ 60].
While the system supports the education of CFH nurses to work in partnership with families, increased workload and resource shortages create system barriers that impede the CFH nurses implementing this approach [ 16, 63].
In Brownell and Tanner (2012), we explored four barriers that may impede faculty members from implementing innovative pedagogies in their biology courses: lack of training, lack of time, lack of incentives, and the more rarely discussed tensions with integrating teaching into our professional identities as research-focused scientists.
It could be said that this "solution" actually has impeded the agency from implementing its own problem formulation/planning and scoping framework(s) in many specific instances, because of the absence of adequate collaboration and coordination between the risk assessors and the risk managers.
An area of concern is how some countries are implementing policies that impede the development of cloud computing services.
The law developed to protect your privacy, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act's (HIPAA) Privacy Rule, as currently implemented, impedes important health research according to an Institute of Medicine (IOM) report issued in early 2009.
Failure to consider clinical workflow when implementing reminder systems has impeded guideline adoption and workflow issues can be barriers to adoption [ 131, 132].
Despite these clear advantages, implementing HSI continues to be impeded by the complexity of human-technology integration issues.
