The phrase "a constrained place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that is limited in space or restricted in some way.
Example: "The workshop was held in a constrained place, making it difficult for everyone to move around comfortably."
Alternatives: "a confined space" or "a restricted area".
Although Yasir Arafat would most likely seek and win a new term as president of the Palestinian Authority, his re-election would take place within the context of a constrained office.
He stayed in a constrained position on the side.
A new method of controller design with mixed constraint is presented, and a net reduction technique of Petri net fuses all the constrained places into one place whose marking is equal to the sum of the markings of the constrained places, and then compared with the constrained transitions.
"When you have a constrained budget situation the money has to come from some place, so that's why it's so hard," he said.
The problem with the Dyson cordless line has always been that it has likely just enough power to get you through a standard cleaning of your space-constrained place before giving out, but not enough to either be really thorough or complete additional tasks like dusting (using the included dusting head).
"The first is that we are dealing in a constrained supply situation".
In order to show that the emergence of new ideas takes place in a "constrained cognitive environment", we conducted two experimental studies in a creative professional area: non-routine design.
But the level of the cap, he said, would not be set until after the elections and the competitive threat to Australian firms from less carbon-constrained places such as China will be one factor considered when setting it.
The damping method is a constrained layer damping (CLD) design where the layers are replicated in place using expanding concrete inside of viscoelastic damping inserts.
