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The phrase "stopping them from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to show that something is preventing or hindering someone from doing something. Here is an example sentence: "The heavy rain was stopping them from going on their usual evening walk."
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You're just stopping them from hurting you.
However, that's not stopping them from becoming homeowners.
"No one was stopping them from doing the same thing.
It cools the engines' compressors, stopping them from overheating as the plane goes faster.
"Of course the standard should be fixing more streets, not just stopping them from falling apart".
Stopping them from falling into terrorist hands should be our top intelligence priority.
That blind partisanship is stopping them from seeing this deal for what it could be".
Today, dissident thinkers are silenced in public by stopping them from teaching or publishing their thoughts.
This was often linked to the increased barriers stopping them from being active.
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And the thing that was stopping them from "go-getting" was "red tape".
"Basically we are confining the electrons, stopping them from wandering or going AWOL," Dr. Homewood explained.
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