The phrase "a set of limitations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing restrictions, constraints, or boundaries in various contexts, such as rules, regulations, or personal capabilities.
Example: "The project faced a set of limitations that hindered its progress, including budget constraints and time restrictions."
Alternatives: "a range of restrictions" or "a collection of constraints".
"He doesn't give you a set of limitations, basically he doesn't have any limits.
The Bill of Rights once was largely thought to be a set of limitations on the federal government.
First, because nothing sets you (or at least me) free creatively like having a set of limitations to explore.
If authenticity could be defined as a set of limitations to which not everyone has equal access, then Mr. Major is authentic.
Whenever a fashion designer has a concept, there are also a set of limitations inherent in the process: fabrics on the market, budget, the difference between how they envision the idea and the practicality of making it a wearable garment.
I started using those strange elements, at first, as a way of forcibly liberating myself from a certain habitual way I had developed of writing "realism," which wasn't working for me: there was this tone I would just auto-adapt, which also implied a set of limitations vis-à-vis the ambitions of the piece.
CP presents in early childhood as a set of functional limitations that stem from disorders of the developing central nervous system [ 1].
Striking as our findings are, they present a set of empirical limitations and a need for future research to paint a clearer and more robust picture of the phenomena observed.
A set of dose limitations were defined for the organs at risk depending on the standard of TD5/5, the dose at which, under standard treatment conditions, less than or equal to 5% of patients experienced serious complications within 5 years after radiation therapy, and the distance of the PTV to the organs at risk.
The danger of trying to create new definitions of what women can be is that it's all too easy to instead give us a new set of limitations, a new Barbie doll uniform instead of the freedom to simply be.
Four frameworks conceptualize disability as a component of a larger set of limitations at the individual [ 4, 5] or societal level [ 6- 8].
