The phrase "a restricted perspective of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a limited or narrow viewpoint on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The report presents a restricted perspective of the economic situation, failing to consider alternative viewpoints."
Alternatives: "a limited view of" or "a narrow outlook on".
Despite the differences in total cholesterol, the high/low-density lipoprotein ratio remained roughly the same through week 144, which puts the clinical relevance of such changes into a restricted perspective.
Indeed, many costing studies from Europe report the daily cost of ICU care as considerably lower than US-based studies; however, the European studies often employ a very restricted perspective, frequently reporting only direct costs of ICU care, 23 treating the ICU as a cost center within the acute care hospital.
In contrast to traditional written text, hypertext does not reveal a single, restricted perspective on reality, but installs itself as a part of the broader 'total view'.
Furthermore, interactive, colloquial and non-linear hypertext does not reveal a single, restricted perspective on reality, but offers a broader 'total view'.
The restricted perspective, Nemes says, was designed to reflect the fragmentary experience of the prisoners themselves.
Results indicated that the route perspective supported a restricted range of local navigation whereas the survey perspective better supported far-space navigation.
Constrained political conditions give rise to utilisation that, from the perspective of researchers, uses only a restricted range of available knowledge.
One head nurse explained how this had had an effect on research: "With a restricted number of staff and many new [nurses], we end up losing perspective about what goes on in the ward.
Sex differences aside, the notion that Swiss workers with a restricted standard of living are so defined by items of a somewhat non-material nature is intriguing from a sociological perspective, and may imply a uniquely Swiss economic outlook.
From a dynamical perspective, the consistent encoding of incoming information could still be achieved if the neuron state is driven to a restricted portion of its state space before receiving its temporally-structured inputs.
