The phrase "a limited proof" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to a proof that is not comprehensive or is restricted in scope.
Example: "The researcher presented a limited proof of the theorem, acknowledging that further investigation was needed to establish a more general result."
Alternatives: "a partial proof" or "a restricted proof".
However, with the higher rates comes additional risk for lenders because there is a lack of documentation including limited proof of the borrower's income.
26 A recent systematic review 58 provided limited proof that cryoembryo transfers may in fact be more successful than transfers from fresh cycles.
Existing data for the licensed anti-obesity drugs (orlistat, sibutramine, and rimonabant in the European Union only) provide limited proof to support an evidence-based choice for the individual patient.
The high accuracy (100%) of our test in surgical samples is encouraging in this limited proof of principle study, but a prospective collection of additional larger numbers of tissue specimens will be necessary before determining whether this approach should be used in a clinical setting.
And Tough offers limited proof that early stress can be overcome and that kids who get care when they are still very young can enter kindergarten at the same level as better-off kids.
The limited proof theoretic strength of CZF compared with IZF has often been considered one of the main advantages of constructive over intuitionistic set theory.
Years of attempts to achieve that goal have yielded a little progress and a lot of frustration — but experts say that given regional turmoil and the two countries' inevitably intertwined futures, even limited proof of success shows it's worth trying.
However, these new systems entered the market with limited proof of their safety in the critical care environment [ 12].
The most recent Cochrane review on the effect of patient-centred approaches on health-related outcomes concluded that there was limited proof of beneficial effects.
Limited proof-of-concept monotherapy studies to evaluate safety and antiviral activity should be conducted prior to proceeding to combination therapies.
