The phrase "a constrained approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that is limited or restricted in some way.
Example: "In our research, we adopted a constrained approach to ensure that our findings remained focused and relevant."
Alternatives: "a limited approach" or "a restricted method".
B-spline curves and surface representations were combined with a constrained approach to produce the final hull display.
end{aligned} (46b) In integrating these equations a constrained approach is used, i.e., we enforce the constraints (operatorname{det}tilde{gamma}_{ij}=1) and (operatorname{tr}tilde{A}_{ij}=0) at every step.
We further used a constrained approach on both the liberal and conservative assumption, where the species pool was limited to only those tree species found within a 1-m diameter of a soil core.
To cancel out the pre- and post-cursers but not the desired component, we will resort to a constrained approach similar to that in [14].
It is interesting to note that a more constrained approach, namely the estimation of a subject-specific response function (SRF) from the data without allowing for condition differences, proved less powerful.
A less constrained approach involves the use of DNA microarrays to uncover transcripts associated with different morphologies, as successfully demonstrated in the identification of calmodulin as a mediator of beak size in Darwin's finches [ 12] It is thought that horn development is primarily controlled by the skin [ 13].
The balkanization of medicine accounts for an increasingly constrained approach to diagnosis — an approach that, as Gahl's joke suggests, is defined by a specialist's focused knowledge rather than by some broader understanding of the patient.
It's a notable transformation for a politician who as a senator talked in grand terms about the need to combat global warming but adopted a much more constrained approach in the run-up to his 2012 reelection.
In this paper, we present a significant improvement to the constrained approach, which is a method for computing effective dynamics of slowly changing quantities in these systems, but which does not rely on the quasi-steady-state assumption (QSSA).
The other approach refers to the Logarithmic Least Squares Method (LLSM), which offers a constrained optimization approach for estimating fuzzy weights, but fails to generalize the original AHP proposal.
Abdelaziz and Masri [15] proposed a chance-constrained approach and a compromise programming approach to transform the multi-objective stochastic linear program with partial linear information on the probability distribution into its equivalent uni-objective problem.
