The phrase "a restricted system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system that has limitations or constraints in its operation or functionality.
Example: "The researchers developed a model based on a restricted system of variables to simplify the analysis."
Alternatives: "a limited framework of" or "a constrained set of".
Studies on diabetes attributions and experiences in both countries demonstrate that local systems of knowledge (social logic) transcend the restricted system of biomedical knowledge (medical logic).
In effect, Soqotra's pastoral economy constitutes a 'restricted system of commodity [i.e., livestock] flow' (cf. Appadurai [1986]).
A simple procedure is presented for calculating liquid liquid vapor phase equilibria for a restricted class of systems commonly encountered in heterogeneous azeotropic distillation.
These models describe reduction as consisting of a relation between a functional property P and a structural or substrate property P* that plays the role determined by the functional property P, or at least does in a restricted class of systems or contexts.
In a first step, we compute the conditionally restricted solution x ˜ ( t + h, w ) on every element Ω i and check the local truncation error of the projected restricted system (36).
Potential landscapes can only be calculated and visualised explicitly for a restricted range of dynamical systems, belonging to the class of gradient systems [ 32].
The region of stability is determined directly from the size of the system's injectivity radius and, for a restricted set of control problems, the system's locus of cut points about a desired reference point.
Siglas Poveiras are a form of proto-writing system, with a restricted number of symbols that were combined to form more complex symbols; these were used as a rudimentary visual communication system, and as a signature to mark belongings.
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.
Our results suggest a physical mechanism for understanding the LDH-catalyzed chemistry in which the bulk of the rate enhancement can be viewed as arising from a stochastic search through an available phase space that, in the enzyme system, involves a restricted ensemble of more reactive conformational substates as compared to the same chemistry in solution.
It is commonly assumed that the agents have a degree of autonomy, that the agents have a restricted local view of the system as a whole, and that there is no designated controller of the whole system (see Wooldridge 2002, second edition).
