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The phrase "impose a blockade" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to establish or maintain a barrier that restricts the movement of people or goods. For example: The government imposed a blockade on the borders in order to prevent the spread of the virus.
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British forces controlled important roads leading in and out of the city, but did not impose a blockade.
Vietnam then dispatched an oil rig to drill there, and it was China's turn to impose a blockade.
With superior numbers of warships, Great Britain could impose a blockade that gradually weakened Germany by preventing imports from overseas.
In 1989 the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh led Azerbaijan to impose a blockade, closing a vital natural gas pipeline to Armenia.
It has been four years since Hamas took over, prompting Israel and Egypt to impose a blockade on people and most goods.
But the Prize cases concerned whether President Lincoln had the power to impose a blockade of Confederate ports without Congressional authorization — not in the face of a Congressional ban.
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Israel imposed a blockade on Gaza after Hamas took control of the territory in June 2007.
Israeli forces later imposed a blockade on Bani Naim in response to the attack.
Israel and the West imposed a blockade, hoping to squeeze the new rulers from power.
Israel then imposed a blockade on the Gaza Strip, sealing border crossings and heavily restricting imports.
Since March this year a Saudi-led coalition of Sunni Gulf states has bombed Yemen and imposed a blockade of its ports.
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