The phrase "a constriction in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a narrowing or restriction in a particular context, such as in anatomy, engineering, or metaphorical situations.
Example: "The doctor noted a constriction in the patient's airway, which required immediate attention."
Alternatives: "a restriction in the" or "a narrowing in the".
The mucous membranes of the throat may become dry; the affected person may feel a constriction in the throat, soon associated with difficulty in swallowing and speaking; and a general muscle weakness soon occurs.
Meanwhile the BBC has been busy looking at other data about the UK's subsidised companies and discovered that rather than seeing a constriction in the number of productions, in 2014 the 20 best-funded companies staged 200 productions – 37 more than in 2009.
Endoscopic retrograde cholangiography demonstrated that the CBD was grossly dilated with a constriction in the lower part.
It is speculated that during cellulose synthesis in general, glucan minisheets could associate by a constriction in the extrusion pore of the cellulose synthase complexes.
Note that fricative consonants are also characterized by turbulent noise, but it is produced by a constriction in the vocal tract, while turbulence in breathy and whispery voices is produced by a constriction at the glottis.
Upstream from a constriction in the floodplain caused by the terrace remnant, as much as 40 cm of overbank alluvium has been deposited since the beginning of clear-cut logging.
According to one school psychologist who is quoted in the family's legal complaint against the Crime Victims Board, William's involvement in the crime has led "to a constriction in his personality which results in an inhibition in his emotional responsiveness".
A constriction in mortgage credit lending?
Application of U-46619, a thromboxane A2 mimic, resulted in a constriction in endothelium-denuded small mesenteric artery segments.
