The phrase "a restriction over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limitations or constraints imposed on something, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The new policy imposes a restriction over the use of company resources during non-working hours."
Alternatives: "a limitation on" or "a constraint regarding".
The former imposes a strong restriction over the estimation sample as a small sample of individuals in our data lie in this particular category.
There's also a speed restriction over defective track between Oxford and Worcester Shrub Hill which is causing delays of up to an hour and services are being delayed at Telford due to trespassers on the line.
The constraint value is based on item 2 of this condition, but, instead of using it as a syntactic restriction over constraint heads and contexts in instance declarations, we use it in the definition of a finitely decreasing chain over recursively dependent constraints.
The second form is called the Levenshtein distance, which does not have any restriction over the text size [20].
In this statement, towards is used in an existential restriction over Spleen, thereby leading to the inference that an instance of Spleen must exist in order to be absent.
A restriction to trucks over 13 tons was put in place and made permanent in November 2002.
One can formalize this paraphrase with restricted quantifiers, which incorporate a restriction on the domain over which the variable in question ranges.
If you are a YouTube creator with a verified channel and do not have a live stream restriction over the last 90 days, then you can set up a live stream.
The National Rifle Association denied press credentials to the Guardian US to cover its annual convention in Louisville, Kentucky, apparently over a restriction on foreign media outlets. .
Such a restriction would leave emissions over the world's oceans completely unregulated and cut the environmental effectiveness of Europe's scheme by two-thirds.
