"impedes the application" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to hinder or obstruct the process or use of something. Example: The outdated software system greatly impedes the application process, causing delays and frustration for users.
This fact impedes the application of support-based clustering method to the large-scale datasets.
Also, the equipment is not easily portable and time spent for on-site data surveying is another issue that impedes the application of these technologies.
Previous investigation of the ionospheric parameters variation in the Kamchatka region showed a complex non-stationary structure, which significantly impedes the application of traditional classical methods for modeling and analysis of data.
The typically large computational cost associated with repeated runs of the CFD solver impedes the application of existing unsteady aerodynamic reduced-order modeling methods to transonic aeroelastic design optimization and aeroelastic uncertainty analysis.
The lack of a radiotherapy department in a hospital providing chemotherapy impedes the application of current guidelines advocating combined radiochemotherapy.
The lack of a radiotherapy department in a hospital providing chemotherapy impedes the application of current guidelines advocating the sequential chemoradiotherapy.
Whichever these difficulties should not impede the application of ANA-reflex testing considering its undeniable advantages.
Future prospects and the obstacles impeding the application of VM in the Hong Kong construction industry are discussed.
The lack of distinct visual features impede the application of the same image-based 3D modeling algorithm used on digital images for 3D building geometrical modeling purposes.
In this study, we considered early stage entrepreneurs as our target population, which may impede the application of results in general use.
As experimental accuracy impeded the application of high CO contents, the experimental range of mole fraction of CO was limited to 0.04 to 0.22.
