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The phrase "a restricted phone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a phone that has limitations on its usage, such as restricted access to certain features or applications.
Example: "Due to security concerns, employees are required to use a restricted phone that only allows access to company-approved apps."
Alternatives: "limited access phone" or "controlled phone."
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But Perry, at least initially, will be put on a restricted phone plan.
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* Intra-campus phones (restricted phones) can be used to make external calls if you are billing the call to your calling card or a Columbia-issued Personal Security Code (PSC).
Similarly, even private companies, for instance mobile phone operators, have a restricted view of a social system, as they only have full information about their clients and are blind to the connections between clients of other companies.
Android Silver has reportedly been "shelved," Re/code's Ina Fried reports, mainly because device makers didn't want to use such a restricted version of Android on their new phones.
AT&T is sending out just SIM cards for you to put into your already-unlocked or AT&T-restricted phones.
While they're talking on the phone, try calling your sibling from a restricted number so they don't know it's you.
In another email, Clinton's chief of staff, Cheryl Mills, informed her that National Security Agency NSAandand state department officials discussed an attempt to develop a modified Blackberry for Clinton that might be used when she worked in a restricted state department office that did not allow private phones.
"It's a restricted market.
Kindl, 26, was a restricted free agent.
"This is a restricted zone," she said.
"Because it's a restricted area".
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