The phrase "a highly restricted range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a limited selection or scope of options available in a particular context.
Example: "The study focused on a highly restricted range of variables to ensure precise results."
Alternatives: "a very narrow range" or "a limited scope".
This is achieved in this model via the notion of a 'parameter': some of the innately represented grammatical principles contain variables that may take one of a certain (highly restricted) range of values.
With a total population estimated at 1,900 individuals and given its highly restricted range, it is ranked as "endangered" (IUCN 2012).
The Santa Marta Wren is considered to be vulnerable by the IUCN Red List due to habitat fragmentation within its highly restricted range.
Regardless, with its low population, highly restricted range, and badly fragmented habitat, the prospect for survival for the golden-crowned sifaka is considered bleak.
Historically, this species has been considered more threatened due to its highly restricted range, compared to the widely distributed black-and-white ruffed lemur.
No structure was observed within the P. euryzonus clade, likely due to its highly restricted range and the long-term impacts on the habitats of this species and its shrinking range [ 21].
And up to half of all the surveyed animals have "highly restricted" ranges, meaning it's not easy for them to run or hide from threats.
Whereas most known CoVs have a highly restricted host range in vitro and in vivo, MERS-CoV has been found to infect a broad range of cell cultures derived from Old and New World camelids as well as humans, primates, bats, pigs, and goats (6 ).
Campaigning for office in France is a highly restricted business, with virtually no political advertising allowed.
Our results demonstrated that Brachyury is a molecule with a highly restricted human tumor expression pattern.
