"traditional obstacles" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to common impediments or issues which prevent people or things from achieving their goals. For example: "The researcher encountered traditional obstacles during his investigation, but eventually he was able to find a workable solution."
Changing demography does not eradicate the traditional obstacles that newcomers still face in America.
The data suggests that once traditional obstacles like tariffs and farm policy get worked out, procurement and labour may become the stumbling blocks.
"Many trained and skilled women and girls must stay at home because of social and traditional obstacles from their families," said Dr. Koulai.
In recent decades, scientific and technological discoveries have rapidly accelerated the dissolution of the traditional obstacles that long separated the nations and peoples of the world.
"I think this administration, from early on, believed that theirs was a moment in time, and they were going to push their agenda, and not be slowed in any way by what they perceived as the traditional obstacles — including, as we look back, elected officials, parents and all the other usual entities that created the pressure points in government," Mr. Oddo said.
The ability to communicate instantly and share data through a digital platform has changed how companies conduct business, removing the traditional obstacles of time and distance and enabling employees to work together while on opposite sides of the globe.
The flame interaction and acceleration are compared to that induced by traditional solid obstacles.
In traditional games, obstacles and enemies are often taken for granted as a type of necessary evil.
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This model will be known as the 'CAP (Climate and Preventure) intervention' and will result in a sequential approach to drug prevention which overcomes traditional implementation obstacles to school-based prevention.
Finally, it overcomes traditional implementation obstacles to school-based prevention by being in part facilitated by the internet and in part manualised thereby minimising potential adaptation and enhancing implementation fidelity.
