The phrase "a constrained manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a way of doing something that is limited or restricted in some way.
Example: "She expressed her thoughts in a constrained manner, carefully choosing her words to avoid offending anyone."
Alternatives: "a limited way" or "a restricted manner."
In a constrained manner we argued back and forth.
Levison believes that when the government was faced with the choice between getting information that might lead it to its target in a constrained manner or expanding the reach of its surveillance, it chose the latter.
Moreover, the interleaving of formal and semantic rules along a single inheritance path presents a novel way to model derivational relations in a constrained manner.
Note that this spectrum of mutational effects is intrinsic to quantitative genetic models via the phenotypic landscape, although in a constrained manner.
The advantage of the method reported in this investigation is that it would allow the patient to adopt their natural posture as part of a cross-sectional or longitudinal assessment of the thoracic kyphosis and not require assessment in extremes of range or in a constrained manner.
Whereas developmental biologists emphasise the trans-generational heritability aspect of epigenetics (that is, the necessity to stably transmit epigenetic modifications to achieve a phenotype), many scientists nowadays use the term epigenetic in a less constrained manner.
This is also true when we compare young and old domains located in the same protein, suggesting that recently arisen domains tend to evolve in a less constrained manner than older domains.
Nervous system genes tend to evolve in a very constrained manner and few substitutions accumulate, even in cases in which the FI is larger than 1, which is likely to make their detection by the BS test difficult [ 22].
Some members revel in demanding a constrained human existence – rather in the manner of Opus Dei carrying out self-flagellation.
