The phrase "a constrained area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space that is limited or restricted in some way, often in contexts related to physical spaces, regulations, or conditions.
Example: "The construction site was located in a constrained area, making it difficult for workers to maneuver their equipment."
Alternatives: "a restricted space" or "a limited zone".
Increased mutation rates in a tightly constrained area of a genome can be a marker of increased selective pressure.
In recent years, my activities increasingly centered on a relatively constrained area, the Right Bank neighborhoods stretching from the Marais, the old Jewish quarter turned fashionable outdoor mall, up to Montmartre, across the trendy, bourgeois-bohemian Canal St.-Martin and down to the immigrant quarter of Belleville and the riot of bars and cafes surrounding Bastille.
That's a more constrained area than it serves during dinner.
Because of the feasible installation in a spatially constrained area and the possibility of electrical on/off control, miniature X-ray tubes can be widely used for nondestructive X-ray radiography, handheld X-ray spectrometers [1, 2], electric brachytherapy, and interstitial or intracavitary radiation therapy or imaging with the substitution of radioactive isotopes [3 5].
The concept of a terrestrial 'adaptive zone', or constrained area of morphospace associated with function, was originally suggested by [ 32] for the pinniped ankle.
We confirm that the macroscopic aggregate MEG signals arising from a constrained cortical area can be further broken down to classify different microscopic sub-populations of neurons within that area as suggested by theoretical predictions [Hadjipapas et al., 2009].
Therefore, it is obvious that (widehat{u}(t)) has a threshold value due to the constrained area of the hose and the capacity of the pumps.
They all consist of two teams that compete for possession of a ball in a constrained playing area.
