The phrase "a system that restricts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system that imposes limitations or controls on certain actions or behaviors.
Example: "The new regulations implemented a system that restricts access to sensitive information to only authorized personnel."
Alternatives: "a system that limits" or "a system that constrains".
Thus, most social scientists agree that the definition of gender is not merely a personality trait but also a social system that restricts and influences patterned behaviour (1).
It is modeled as a control system that restricts its input to discrete values.
To construct a reporter system that restricts GFP expression to reprogrammed neurons, we placed GFP under the control of the neuron-specific synapsin promoter in a FLEX vector so that GFP would expressed only in neurons originating from a Cre-expressing cell.
The TCR repertoire appears to provide a complementary image of the host proteins expressed such that it facilitates the formation of a homeostatic coupled system that restricts variation of T cells and host cells.
Results indicate that a block length between 56 and 72 (20-ft) slots yields the highest quay crane work rate, and that a yard crane deployment system that restricts crane movement yields a higher quay crane work rate than a system that allows greater yard crane mobility.
A majority of Brassicaceae species share a highly specialized self-incompatibility system that restricts self-pollination and promotes out-crossing [ 54, 55] through the ability to recognize and reject self-pollen or pollen from closely related plants.
Caroline Spelman, one of the few women who has served in David Cameron's top team, said a major problem was the reformed expenses system that restricts MPs to a single bedroom in their second home, making it impossible for children to accompany them in the week.
They are thus not constrained by the spending ceilings of the campaign finance system that restrict Mr. Edwards, of North Carolina, who is using public money.
There are frequent total road closures, curfews and disruption of transport system that restrict physical mobility of service providers and users, including lack of drugs and commodities at the health facility.
