check the following text, please

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majid72

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Hello

Could you check the following text?

Therefore, in order that shortage / lack of (sufficient) backing up / supportive forces such as athletic doctors and also nutritionists with related / corresponding educational field(s) would not prevent / hinder this achievement / would not hinder achieving / accomplishing this important objective / goal...................

Many thanks
 
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"Therefore, in order that a lack of sufficient backup from sports doctors and nutritionists doesn't prevent the achievement of this goal, ..."

A full sentence might be easier to translate. Also, choosing strictly between the alternatives you've given doesn't work. It requires a rewrite.
 
"Therefore, in order that shortage / lack of (sufficient) backing up / supportive forces such as athletic doctors and also nutritionists with related / corresponding educational field(s) would not prevent / hinder this achievement / would not hinder achieving / accomplishing this important objective / goal..................."

There are so many things wrong with this that I wouldn't know where to begin.
It is an abysmally poor and pointless exercise to expect a language student to wrestle with.

I would tear it up and throw it away.
 
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Majid72, could you please use a different font for your posts? The old-fashioned "computer" font you used is quite hard to read, particularly on a mobile phone screen. I have changed it in post #1 (and in the quote in post #3). A good choice for all posts is Arial.

 
I would rewrite it.
 
The slash symbol is not to be indiscriminately used.
 
I assume the slash was used to indicate where majid72 could not decide between the words/phrases on each side of it, rather than that he/she intended to use it in the finished piece.
However, there should not be a space either side of the slash.
 
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