The phrase "impede the implementation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to hinder or obstruct the process of carrying out or putting into effect something, such as a plan or strategy. Example: The lack of funding has greatly impeded the implementation of the new education program, causing delays and setbacks.
The objective of the qualitative component was to explore the multi-level factors and processes which facilitate or impede the implementation and adoption of the program across three regions where it was first implemented.
None of the unions took a stand against management's actions, nor did any union try to impede the implementation of the program.
Finally, we analyze a certain number of cultural constraints at a national, institutional and classroom level, which may impede the implementation of the experiential teaching design, before suggesting future improvements to our design.
Several dilemmas impede the implementation of SFM principles and restrain the use of standard economics tools, but the knowledge will be able to address some of the problems posed by the dilemmas.
This study is motivated by the need to better understand the obstacles that impede the implementation of renewable energy projects in Oman and the factors that cause delays in project initiation.
Debates regarding climate change, for example, can result in a behavioral response that can impede the implementation of carefully considered policy choices.
Congress would spend a lot of time supporting, rather than impeding, the implementation of Obamacare.
"The defense of a parliamentary inquiry undermines democracy and impedes the implementation of the government's program," he said.
"The settlement [reached by Cameron] explicitly recognises the needs of the UK to supervise its financial stability, while not impeding the implementation of necessary, further integration amongst members of the euro area.
Consequently, this study discusses the issues and challenges that are impeding the implementation of the ES concept in Nepal and suggests some ways forward.
These have only occurred under three special circumstances, however: where the population density was greater than 500 per square kilometer; where the area itself was physically or biologically vulnerable; and where socioeconomic conditions impeded the implementation of conservation measures.
