The phrase "a very constrained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is significantly limited or restricted in scope, capacity, or freedom.
Example: "The project faced a very constrained budget, which affected the overall quality of the final product."
Alternatives: "a highly restricted" or "a severely limited".
Ultimately, everything I've been doing since I started Fuseproject 10 years ago has been about stretching the boundaries of what was a very constrained profession — we were just supposed to do products.
"The symbols themselves are a very constrained vocabulary," he said.
I had no idea I would spend nearly 2 decades of my life in bed sick with fatigue, weakness and pain - living a very constrained life and perforce a much different reality.
"What we're seeing that you're going through with Line 9 out there is a very constrained, restricted opportunity for public input… a number of changes under Bill C-38 lever out the opportunity for anyone to get involved… and we don't really know yet (what 'directly affected means').
"It boils down to focus: in a very constrained space, they can communicate one thing really well".
Its four most conservative justices at the time offered a very constrained view that only "navigable waters" met this test.
The results indicate that even in affordable housing, where the budgets are very constrained, a 1 to 2 percent additional investment in construction costs can yield buildings that perform at 20 to 30 percent greater efficiency while also promoting tenants' health and overall quality of life.
"A lot of us felt very constrained growing up in the 1950s, which was a dismal and very conventional decade".
Then the stories evolved and changed, but it would have become a bother to say every time, 'I guess what I have just written is a prose poem, or a meditation', and I would have felt very constrained by trying to label each individual work, so it was simply easier to call everything stories," she told the Observer in 2010.
"People working on this problem in the past have typically used multiple sound sources and a whole lot of microphones in very constrained, precisely measured arrangements," Dokmanic says.
"No, you're right, planning is very constrained, and it's a kind of blunt tool to do something where you want places that are like those grittier, more diverse places".
