The phrase 'a limited part of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it, for example, when you want to describe something as only partially included or partially present. For example: "The study only looked at a limited part of the population, so the results may not be applicable to the entire group."
Vainio and Sajaniemi (2007) stated that programmers can keep only a limited part of the program in the memory due to the limitation of the working memory capacity.
He has generally been a reliable midrange shooter, but the shot has often been a limited part of his arsenal.
Given the closeness of their relationship, it is striking that Mrs. Rodham has been such a limited part of Mrs. Clinton's biography.
Dogs see a limited part of the color spectrum, and the blue-beige painted pavement of the dog run is designed to appear especially vivid to a dog.
Solomon said Cablevision had not hinted during discussions as recently as Sunday that it would use the N.C.T.C. contract as a way to carry the network to a limited part of its subscriber universe.
The latest figures from official body Rajar only measure until 20 September, which is a limited part of The X Factor's season before key elements such as the live shows and its biggest rating shows.
But much of the focus was on a limited part of it, in particular, his criticism of human attempts to replace religious faith with total reliance on therapy, education or the pursuit of wealth.
For months, Mr. Peres has been promoting a peace plan based on the immediate creation of a Palestinian state in a limited part of the West Bank and Gaza, to be followed by negotiations over the final borders.
A solar eclipse, especially a total one, can be seen from only a limited part of Earth, whereas the eclipsed Moon can be seen at the time of the eclipse wherever the Moon is above the horizon.
Often an accurate solution is only required in a limited part of a larger model.
They become inherently "small", addressing just a limited part of the "big picture".
