The phrase "severely impede" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to hinder or obstruct something in a serious or harmful way. Example: The heavy rainfall severely impeded the construction workers from making progress on the bridge.
In addition to these significant hurdles, criminal histories can severely impede the ability of a welfare recipient to obtain a job.
Accordingly, transmembrane (TM) proteins are prone to aggregate, which may severely impede or even prevent the production of functional recombinant proteins.
But on Saturday morning, Grasty, the local judge who has worked for years to push back against excessive federal regulations, said he feared the Malheur takeover could severely impede the very efforts the militiamen say they support.
Furthermore, if an institutional investor had representatives on a company's board, securities law restrictions on insider trading and short-swing profits would severely impede the ability of that institution to sell that company's stock.
Mayor Lindsay said yester day that the passage of an an tinarcotics bill backed by the Nixon Administration would severely impede our efforts" to control the illegal use of drugs.
Recently, in vitro studies have shown that reconstituted nucleosomes severely impede SpCas9 target access34,35,36, and that torsional constraints on the non-target strand greatly reduce the cleavage efficiency of SpCas9 (ref. 41).
However, this conventional approach may prove inadequate when gas exchange through the alveolar-capillary membrane is severely impeded, e.g., severe acute respiratory distress syndrome [1].
For any institution to attempt to pre-emptively ban protest severely impedes that debate.
She said Haylee's vision remained impaired, severely impeding her ability to read.
And even then their access to European markets is severely impeded.
However, the vibration process required for these materials severely impedes the rapid construction of RCC dams.
