The phrase "obstructing access" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to block or prevent someone or something from being able to reach or enter a certain place or resource. Example: The construction work on the road is obstructing access to the library, causing inconvenience for the students.
Instead, much of the old street plan was recreated in the new City, with improvements in hygiene and fire safety: wider streets, open and accessible wharves along the length of the Thames, with no houses obstructing access to the river, and, most importantly, buildings constructed of brick and stone, not wood.
The panels can be folded flat or opened easily by a driver without obstructing access to the cargo doors, said Andrew Smith, chief executive of the company.
A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: "We welcome the judgment which recognises the government has not been obstructing access to justice for those who were formerly detained in secure training centres".
Connecticut's attorney general filed a federal lawsuit today against four of the state's largest H.M.O.'s charging them with improperly denying medical claims, obstructing access to prescription drugs, delaying payments to doctors and misinforming patients about their rights to appeal decisions about their health care.
The International Trade Commission gave final approval to swingeing antidumping duties of 454% on NEC supercomputers, one of a series of actions that has done much to protect Cray, America's leading supercomputer maker.The United States accused South Korea of obstructing access to its car market, Asia's second largest.
Unfortunately, small groups of students and staff appear to have violated university policy in using physical force in confrontation with security staff at the gates, vandalising university property, obstructing access to the campus and disrupting classes," said Anderson, adding that a major budget deficit stands in the way of many of the strike demands being met.
In many parts of the country, local officials obstruct access to villages with high incidences of AIDS.
Critics of Judge White's previous order had said one problem was its breadth: It obstructed access to documents beyond those that the bank said contained confidential information.
But the numbers were only estimates; the thickness of bodies on the ground in some places made it impossible to navigate the camp, and the R.P.A. obstructed access.
All over the world – and at a staggering scale in Syria – warring parties deny or obstruct access to aid organisations trying to reach communities in need.
The IPC pointed out that, while there is insufficient data available to declare a famine, volatile conditions in the country have obstructed access, making timely analysis difficult.
