The phrase "a setting of limited" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a context or environment that has restrictions or constraints.
Example: "In a setting of limited resources, the team had to be creative to achieve their goals."
Alternatives: "an environment of constraints" or "a context of restrictions".
Kolleh made a necessary and brave choice from a set of limited options.
A menu board, listing carefully calibrated culinary options, would allow workers to assemble nutritious meals from a set of limited options.
The size of the individual units is restricted to discrete values, and the plant operates with a set of limited resources (workforce and equipment).
People make decisions every day, they make them within a set of limited options and within a context that shapes not only what choices are on offer, but also which ones are seen as most attractive or less risky.
This study presents a new approach – system dynamics modeling – for the prediction of solid waste generation in a fast-growing urban area based on a set of limited samples.
The relatively robust, empirical DO model can be applied for simulating continuous (e.g., hourly) DO time-series from a single observation (or a set of limited observations) at different stream sites of comparable watershed sizes.
The $2,000 mechanical mutt can navigate around a room and respond to a set of limited commands.
For simplicity, but without loss of generality, we consider a set of limited discrete values of f and k as detailed in (31) and (32).
Rather than invest from its own balance sheet of venture capital, or simply co-invest with traditional firms, Airware raised a separate fund from a set of limited partners.
The game also manages to remain fresh in spite of repeated playings because so much of it is player-generated content, and the players don't remain trapped with a set of limited choices.
