The phrase "a restricted ability to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a limitation or constraint on someone's or something's capacity to perform a task or function.
Example: "Due to the new regulations, there is a restricted ability to access certain data."
Alternatives: "limited capacity to" or "constrained ability to".
Obviously, investors suffer from what behavioral researchers call "limited attention"—a restricted ability to process and analyze vast amounts of information, in this case information relevant to companies' values.
So the Jets would enter an uncapped season with few pressing needs — cornerback depth is the obvious one, as Colts quarterback Peyton Manning demonstrated Sunday — but a restricted ability to address them.
Having a restricted ability to breath affects every activity from eating to sleeping to exercise".
However, this efficiency comes with a restricted ability to discern methylation in regions with sparse CpGs (Supporting Information S1), as reported for similar technologies [38], [39], [56].
Proteomic techniques have a restricted ability to detect low-abundance proteins, some of which may have diagnostic potential.
First, UbcM2 has a restricted ability to synthesize polyUb chains and is largely limited to monoubiquitylating AO7T.
Adult stem cells have a more restricted ability to differentiate, being committed to a specific lineage.
From now on apps on Facebook will have a much more restricted ability to access the information of people around the person using the app.
Three (2.6%) of the patients had a degree of restricted ability to work of 25% or more, according to the assessment of professional surveyors.
A third limitation is the restricted ability to reject the alternative hypothesis of relatively small but potentially important differences in PbB concentrations across water fluoridation method categories.
