The phrase "a restricted part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific section or area that has limitations or access controls.
Example: "The laboratory has a restricted part where only authorized personnel are allowed to enter."
Alternatives: "a limited section" or "an exclusive area".
Once this is successfully completed, the script starts and manages the whole process that can be roughly divided in two parts: the first in which all data is produced and stored and the second in which a restricted part of this data is selected.
The results extend a previous asymptotic theory of heavy fluid loading, valid only in a restricted part of the frequency range covered by significant loading.
Its current implementation, developed by David Poole and co-workers, uses an algorithm for prediction which holds for a restricted part of Theorist.
Otherwise, a serial process will result, in which the interaction process in CLAM is limited to a restricted part of visual space.
In this case data are not represented by variables free to vary from −∞ to +∞ within a Euclidean space but occupy a restricted part of it called the simplex.
These results indicate that for unsaturated flow conditions at higher matric potential heads (i.e., here >− 40 hPa), water in a restricted part of the fragment domain must be more mobile as compared to water in the sandy matrix domain.
As we all know, oxygen evolution reaction (OER) is a key and restricted part of the overall water-spitting process.
Neither transaction involved the permanently restricted part of the institutions' joint endowment.
Usually in practice we use restricted part of body region and it decrease the number of questionnaire.
The histochemical localization of IDS3 promoter activity in rice indicates that IDS3 is expressed in restricted parts of the exodermis and vascular bundles of roots under Fe-sufficient conditions.
It would thus be missed in studies that only include univariate data or even multivariate data if they involved only restricted parts of the skull.
