The phrase "a limited plot of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, restricted area of land or a small amount of something, often in contexts like real estate or storytelling.
Example: "The developer purchased a limited plot of land to build the new community center."
Alternatives: "a small area of" or "a restricted piece of".
I'm not sure what it is... It's kind of a force of nature - some peculiar coming together of... whatever - individuality, willpower, background - into this storyteller that loves to do it, and [who] has an endless supply of stories.'" He's heard the rumour that there are only a limited number of plots under the sun; he doesn't buy it.
Usually, a study is conducted over a limited time period in a specific geographical area with a limited number of plots.
A limited number of plots of fundamental mode eigenvalues vs. stiffness coefficients are presented for square plate problems of special interest.
However, as these measurements are usually taken over a limited number of plots, and then extrapolated to entire stands, they do not account for spatial variation across stands.
NN predictions require a considerably large database of the reference observations (see Maltamo et al. 2009a), although some studies have indicated that accurate species-specific forest attribute estimates may be provided with a limited number of plots (Kotamaa et al. 2010; Villikka et al. 2012; Pippuri et al. 2013).
This paper presents a conceptual framework of the ecosystem consequences of these interactions as well as limited plot level data to support this concept.
The arrests in Paris and Brussels point to the existence of a circle of sympathetic "enablers" willing to help out without asking too many questions even if they had a limited idea of the plot.
Both the long- and short-term studies demonstrate a limited degree of funnel plot asymmetry, suggesting that these results are not greatly influenced by publication bias.
Assessments of a limited set of field plots may not be representative for the entire tree species, forest types, ecosystem regions and disturbance levels within a country [16, 17].
The underestimation of AGB of the NFI-calibrated map can be caused by the fact that no or a limited number of NFI plots were available for these areas.
