The phrase "a more restrictive form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or types of something that impose greater limitations or constraints.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze a more restrictive form of the original hypothesis to see if it yields different results."
Alternatives: "a tighter version" or "a more limited version".
But she could just as easily use a more restrictive form of the same licence, which would allow anyone to reproduce it providing they made no money from the result.
Although the theorem in its final form may be attributed to Levinson [8] and Kadec [9], it could be named after Paley and Wiener who first derived the theorem in a more restrictive form; see [6, 7, 10] for more details.
Note that, although the theorem in its final form may be attributed to Levinson [9] and Kadec [10], it could be named after Paley and Wiener who first derived the theorem in a more restrictive form, see [3, 7, 11] for more details.
The society has been linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, considered the world's largest and most influential Islamic movement, which advocates a purer, more restrictive form of Islam and greater reliance on Islamic law.
Back in the fall, he supported a slightly more restrictive form of the resolution that ultimately passed Congress; now, on the eve of the Iraqi invasion, he uncorked an applause line that reshaped the campaign: "What I want to know is what in the world so many Democrats are doing supporting the president's unilateral intervention in Iraq".
Because of the inclusion of elements of client differentiation, we consider this an even more restrictive form of subordinate jurisdiction, thereby disputing Abbott's assumption that client differentiation is only a workplace settlement.
To impose a more restrictive functional form, with fewer parameters to estimate, can be a limitation on the use of SFA.
Young women, in particular, have got used to ignoring or subverting the more restrictive forms of dress demanded by pious or misogynistic Muslim men.
In its more restrictive forms, managed care made patients jump through bureaucratic hoops to obtain treatment, but experts say it, too, did little to expose consumers to the true costs of health care.
Following the "Battle in Seattle" protests against the World Trade Organization in 1999, a more restrictive, preemptive and aggressive form of protest policing emerged at the 2003 protests in Miami over the Free Trade Area of the Americas.
