The phrase "a consequence of limited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from something being restricted or insufficient.
Example: "The delays in the project were a consequence of limited resources and manpower."
Alternatives: "a result of restricted" or "an outcome of insufficient".
This is a consequence of limited employment opportunities combined with the vast expansion of the prison system over the last 30 years.
As a consequence of limited solubility, NVS123 therapeutic plasma exposures could not be achieved even with high doses and optimized formulations.
Second, and related, the fact that regulators are less skilled isn't a consequence of limited regulatory budgets: an increase in budgets would lead to more regulators, but wouldn't reverse the skill-differential with bankers.
As a consequence of limited data, particularly for young trees, recommendations for appropriate species and clones used to control erosion on specific sites have been based almost entirely on survival, above-ground characteristics, and practitioner experience (McIvor et al. [2011]).
The highest plasma glucose in the PF group may have also been attributed to the high levels of carbohydrates in the PF diet as a consequence of limited ability of metabolizing glucose in most carnivorous fish species (Booth et al. 2013).
Another frequent reason for failure is lack of "on-site protection", a consequence of limited bioavailability.
This can be due to flaws of the image transducer or flaws of the flat-field correction applied, but can also be a consequence of the limited number of grey values available in the corrected image and/or of the limited time allocated for measuring the transducer characteristics.
As a consequence of the limited velocity of transmitter, receiver, and scatterers in the propagation environment, the maximum Doppler shift is limited to ν0.
However, as a consequence of the limited CPSB solubility, only CPSA resulted adequate to obtain useful membranes.
Congestive heart failure is mostly resulted in a consequence of the limited myocardial regeneration capacity after acute myocardial infarction.
Indeed, even water has been in serious short supply as a consequence of the limited areal extent, the steep terrain, and the lack of catchment areas.
