'lower obstacles' is an appropriate phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it whenever referring to reducing or eliminating barriers or difficulty. For example, "The organization strives to lower obstacles to financial success for all their members."
Tom Hanks wrote recently, in a moving editorial, about Obama's plan "I hope the idea sticks, because more veterans, from Iraq and Afghanistan this time, as well as another generation of mothers, single parents and workers who have been out of the job market, need lower obstacles between now and the next chapter of their lives".
Let û and φ be the numerical solution and the lower obstacle, respectively.
The algorithms are obtained as applications of piecewise almost linear systems to the problem which can be considered as an extension of piecewise linear systems to the affine lower obstacle problem [24 26].
By Schemes 5.1 and 5.2, we can obtain a pair of upper and lower solutions of two-sided obstacle problem (5.1) by solving two affine upper and lower obstacle problems (5.6) and (5.7), instead of solving one two-sided obstacle problem.
For all examples, the numerical solution is initialized from φ (the lower obstacle) and the boundary condition f. u^{0}(mathbf{x}) = left { textstylebegin{array}{l@{quad}l} varphi (mathbf{x}) &mbox{if }mathbf{x}in varOmega _{h}^{0}, f(mathbf{x}) &mbox{if }mathbf{x}in varGamma _{h}.
But veterans advocates say that while the rule is a major improvement, it does not go far enough in lowering obstacles to veterans seeking health care or disability compensation for P.T.S.D.
But one fence down meant the Dutch and British were tied on eight faults, representing just two lowered obstacles apiece, after two days of jumping requiring power and accuracy from horse and rider over fences designed to represent British and Greenwich landmarks.
The IOC has improved safety standards over the years such as lowering obstacles for the equestrian three-day event, requiring protective head gear for boxing and ice hockey, and tightening qualification standards to preclude athletes not qualified for the event.
Not surprisingly, R.C.E.P., which would be the world's largest free-trade bloc, is far less ambitious than the T.P.P., but it would satisfy the region's primary desire to lower the obstacles to trade between nations.
A pair of cases in the early 1990's lowered the obstacles for school systems once held to be segregated to achieve "unitary status," meaning they had legally desegregated and could start becoming segregated again.
Most important, it would lower the counterproductive obstacles to filing for bankruptcy.
