The phrase "a restricted list" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a list that has limitations or is not open to everyone, often in contexts like regulations, permissions, or classifications.
Example: "The committee has created a restricted list of individuals who are allowed access to the confidential documents."
Alternatives: "a limited list" or "an exclusive list".
A further 24 units are chosen from a restricted list of Math Electives.
The specific ITER environment imposes a restricted list of materials and requires a careful design of optical elements to accommodate their thermal expansion.
The double-barrelled first name (such as Jean-Marie or Marie-Louise) became popular when the state barred all but a restricted list of religious or traditional names.
According to the memorandum, 37 equity and bond funds were put on a restricted list and would "refuse additional exchanges if a shareholder and/or representative has been involved in excessive trading activity".
We would never know if a reformed Andersen could have become a vital firm, nor would we see if fewer scandals would emerge from a firm with a restricted list of services.
Ministers at the World Trade Organization failed to resolve the dispute over providing impoverished countries with access to life-saving medicine in talks last month when the United States insisted on limiting access to medicines that treat malaria, tuberculosis and H.I.V./AIDS and a restricted list of other infectious diseases.
This practice encourages patients and physicians to choose from a more restricted list of options.
We focused on a relatively restricted list of exposures that are supported by reasonably clear epidemiological evidence.
To obtain a more restricted list of unambiguously regulated genes, we applied more conservative filters based on expression and fold-change levels and accounting for injection effect (see Methods and Additional file 1: Table S1).
Secondly, even when disease categories are labelled in the same way, Ansari et al. [ 23] exclude a significant proportion of hospitalisations as compared to Weissman et al., due to a more restricted list of ICD codes, through the exclusion of hospitalizations with surgical procedures.
The results in the interactome network provide additional information that can be combined discretely with the rank in Figure 7. Consequently, annotating this rank for direct and one-hop interactors of CDH1, FGFR2, HMMR and RASSF1 provides a more restricted list of likely candidates.
