The phrase "a strict limitation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific and rigid constraint or restriction in various contexts, such as rules, regulations, or guidelines.
Example: "The new policy imposes a strict limitation on the number of hours employees can work overtime."
Alternatives: "a rigid constraint" or "a severe restriction."
On Monday, Mexico initiated a strict limitation on used cars entering the country.
This has posed a strict limitation on the CVD growth of group III-antimonide nanowires with a good successful rate.
This result shows that a strict limitation exists related to N incorporation in the GaAsSbN CL at high growth rates.
Nevertheless, a strict limitation regarding N incorporation is found when the CL is grown at 2 ML s−1, which forces one to remain at lower values in order to reach longer wavelengths.
However, despite the fact that after growth templates removal indicates a diminutive problem and effect on the grown-up nanostructures, this method shows a strict limitation on the reducing of the nanorods or nanotubes diameter as an inadequacy in controlling the dimension of the AAO template itself.
Romney said he doesn't want to cut taxes by $5 trillion, a widely reported figure, and put a strict limitation on how much he would actually lower taxes.
The previous researches on FSWT show that it is a new efficient TFR in an easy way without strict limitation as traditional wavelet theory.
At the same time, the original signal can be reconstructed by a FSWT representation in an easy way without the strict limitation of wavelet theory.
To achieve this a first step should be the strict limitation of private and commercial traffic in its streets.
This is not a strict contractual limitation, Mr. Silverman conceded, but "there are a lot of relationships involved," he said.
RNAshapes is a locally installed program with a strict length limitation (up to ~400 nt based our experience) of an input sequence.
