The phrase "a list of restricted" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct in written English.
It can be used when referring to a compilation of items, actions, or individuals that are limited or prohibited in some way.
Example: "The company provided a list of restricted items that employees are not allowed to bring into the building."
Alternatives: "a list of prohibited" or "a list of banned".
Mr. Hardy said Pennsylvania eventually placed Zyprexa on a list of restricted drugs.
Talks fell apart after the United States tried to add several items to a list of restricted imports to Iraq.
Bed, Bath and Beyond quickly followed suit, publishing a list of restricted substances it plans to phase out from products it carries.
As part of its charm offensive, the Obama administration recently removed nine Indian aerospace and defense companies from a list of restricted entities that cannot be sold certain technologies that have military uses.
Last month, after reports of protesters' removing TV journalists from the encampment, Occupy Oakland handed out rules and a list of restricted areas for journalists, and set up a tent with public relations volunteers to connect reporters with protesters who could share positive stories about the camp.
Tata, one of the country's most prestigious scientific institutes, was placed on a list of restricted sites because it conducts joint research with the Bhabha Atomic Research Center, "which is at the heart of India's nuclear weapons program," says an official at the State Department, which made the final decision.
The second executive order was scaled back a bit from the first, removing Iraq from the list of restricted countries.
It would make the area around ground zero in Lower Manhattan off limits to vendors and would add a block of 42nd Street, between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, to the list of restricted areas.
The Japanese government regulates the cosmetics industry through its Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, and has adopted a list of prohibited and restricted ingredients.
In Zambia, of serious concern is the fact that a list of banned or strictly restricted pesticides is non-existence (COMACO 2014).
Every 60 sec for 32 min, subjects were asked to rate the overall perceived intensity using a 0 10 intensity scale (0 = no sensation 10 = strongest sensation imaginable) and then select the predominant sensation(s) experienced at that time point from a list of descriptors; subjects were not restricted in the number of attributes they could select.
