The phrase "a limited force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or entity that has restricted power, capacity, or effectiveness in a particular context.
Example: "The military deployed a limited force to the region to maintain peace without escalating the conflict."
Alternatives: "a restricted force" or "a constrained force".
Mr. Obama has also talked about keeping a limited force in Iraq after withdrawing American combat units at the rate of one or two per month.
Donald Rumsfeld tried to prove that a small, mobile army was all that was needed to topple Saddam, without realizing that such a limited force could never stabilize Iraq.
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Tasked with guarding a vast territory with a limited force, Sherman was wary of the multitude of requests by territories and settlements for protection.
As the case of the two Lone Wolf AK-47s tragically illustrates, the ATF, with a limited force of agents, did not keep track of them.
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Dr. Abdullah said the Northern Alliance had made significant compromises in Bonn, but seemed to insist on a very limited force, setting the stage for a new set of negotiations about security arrangements with other Afghan factions and nations contributing troops.
The Bush administration voted with other NATO members to send a strictly limited force to Macedonia if the parties first agreed.
It was a show of limited force, and residents wondered if it amounted to anything more than an attempt to fill a vacuum left after the Egyptian uprising last year, when police officers and other reviled security agents fled the area.
"That inevitably puts the military in the awkward position of having to explain the difficulty of succeeding with limited force for a goal that for us is limited but for the locals is existential," Biddle explained.
Though the European Parliament's judgments carry limited force, they nevertheless struck a nerve here.
