The phrase "a limited zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific area that has restrictions or boundaries, often in contexts related to geography, safety, or regulations.
Example: "The construction site is marked by barriers to ensure that only authorized personnel can enter the limited zone."
Alternatives: "restricted area" or "designated zone".
He too was contacted by the Pisa authorities last week, demanding payment for entering a limited zone.
The process investigated herein is the quadruple tank system that is stable only within a limited zone of operating parameters.
The so-called window of creative competition (where independents and BBC in-house compete for commissions in a limited zone) is a nonsense, a murky area.
The yield reductions due to southern planting coupled with precocious flowering at the southern locations seem to indicate a limited zone of adaptation for castor.
According to the St Venant's principle, one would expect the effects of such incorrectly prescribed boundary conditions affect only a limited zone next to the boundary.
Within this framework in a steady state plume, sequential electron acceptor utilization would theoretically produce methane at an organic-rich source and Fe(II) further downgradient, resulting in a limited zone of Fe(II) and methane overlap.
I was surprised at the results because the leading idea of how attention worked at the time was the "spotlight model"— that attention amplifies perception of everything within a certain limited zone of space.
Mr. Troadec said that, given the relatively light weight of the floating debris that has been recovered, it was likely that the wreckage was resting at the bottom of the ocean largely intact or dispersed "within a very limited zone".
The suprahilar area, a distinctly limited zone above the apiculus, is weakly amyloid.
However, the CB supply is limited because cocoa trees only grow in a limited geographical zone and diseases affect cocoa trees nearly every year (Clough et al. 2009).
A limited coastal zone in northern Queensland receives copious year-round rainfall from the prevailing southeast winds, with annual totals of up to 180 inches (4,575 mm).
