The phrase "a limited forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, sports, or any situation where a forward position or movement is restricted or constrained.
Example: "The company decided to take a limited forward approach in their investment strategy to mitigate risks."
Alternatives: "a restricted advance" or "a constrained progression".
Therefore, the knee restraint which was placed anteriorly to the knees limited forward movement of the thighs as a "block" to prevent sliding and helped to reposition the knee from a flexed position to a straight position while standing.
Similarly, moving to the right, we first find sectors with less widely dispersed forward linkage effects, and then sectors with no (or limited) forward linkage effects.
In logistic regression analysis at baseline, limited forward flexion and the clinical findings cluster variable were associated with local and, particularly, radiating LBP.
The cockpit was situated well aft, which seriously limited forward vision when landing and taxiing.
Diploid karyotypes of virtually all mammalian species have severely limited forward genetic approaches.
For example, a reduction in ankle plantar flexion power limits forward progression of the body, and diminishes momentum of the leg swing, thus reducing step length.
A 1-μM primer master mix was created with six forward, six reverse, and four labeled primers in a 1 4 4 (forward:reverse:labeled) volume ratio to limit forward primers as recommended by the manufacturer's protocol for the Multiplex PCR kit (part number 206143, QIAGEN, Germantown, Maryland, USA).
The SER design for local roads included increased landscaping and community islands to limit forward visibility, and removal of road markings to create a visually distinct road environment.
One of the most successful methods for planning in large partially observable stochastic domains is depth-limited forward search from the current belief state together with a utility estimation.
The dependence of kobs on inhibitor concentration is represented by eq 2, where KI corresponds to the inhibitor concentration that yields a kobs value equal to half the limiting kobs, and k2 represents the limiting forward rate constant for inhibition.
