The phrase "a result of restricted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or consequences that stem from limitations or constraints.
Example: "The decline in productivity was a result of restricted resources during the project."
Alternatives: "due to limitations" or "as a consequence of constraints."
The relatively short distances covered by of Chinese cattle during the winter are a result of restricted pasture grounds (pastures near the village and partly fenced pastures) and additional fodder supply in the form of hay.
This "river-barrier" model predicts independent lineages occurring on opposite banks as a result of restricted gene flow [ 41, 42].
Under this model, the more isolated an island, the more likely divergence will be as a result of restricted gene flow [ 48].
Hence, there is a much larger burden in the form of loss of productivity as a result of restricted daily activity which results in high economic costs.
Allopatric divergence within Amazonia has also been hypothesized to occur as a result of restricted gene flow across large rivers within the Amazon basin.
Significant positive spatial genetic structure was detected at <100 km with chloroplast but not nuclear markers, which may be a result of restricted seed flow and long-distance pollen flow in this wind-pollinated group.
Another study found that licensing may be increasing the cost of health care as a result of restricting licensed nurse practitioners from working to the full extent of their medical training.
In a repeat of Mumbai, England's third-Test win came as a result of restricting Dhoni's side on day one, making a huge first-innings total, then taking advantage of India's batting fragility in the second innings.
The EC says such a practice "may amount to a breach of EU competition rules by reducing cross-border competition as a result of restricting so-called 'parallel trade' within the Single Market and preventing consumers from buying cheaper games that may be available in other Member States".
The ligament is inconsistently present, but, when present, there is an association between the transverse ligament attachment and the presence of tears in the medial meniscus as a result of restricting effect on anterior-posterior excursion of the anterior horn of the medial meniscus at lower degrees of knee flexion [61, 62].
It is noted that decreasing 3A _1 leads to an increment in the dropping ratio as a result of restricting the macro-offloading (the number of inter-RAT HOs is decreased), especially in pico-cells close to the macro-cell base station.
