The phrase "a very limited initial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is restricted or small in scope at the beginning of a process or project.
Example: "The project started with a very limited initial budget, which made it challenging to expand our efforts."
Alternatives: "a highly restricted initial" or "a minimal initial".
In fact, clinicians showing very limited initial knowledge on the tool and its usefulness, as discussions progressed and knowledge was shared, gradually started to envisage a wider range of potential uses.
In 2012, the psychologists Hui Bai and Kathleen Briggs concluded that "the name initial is at best a very limited unconscious prime, if any".
In the case of pol ν, the initial characterizations have demonstrated a very limited repertoire of lesions that pol ν can efficiently bypass (5).
This first tier allows an initial precautionary assessment already with a very limited set of data.
Since the initial submission of our data, a very limited report described Kaiso's presence at centrosomes and midbody [43], which confirms our observations.
The project commenced in 2009 and the initial stage, a trial (with a very limited number of monitored individuals) lasting until 2015, is designed to assess the feasibility of a full reintroduction.
During the initial interview, he appeared to have a very limited social network.
However, it remains a trap because of its dependency on a very limited supply of donated organs, which may be needed for both initial and subsequent transplants.
(8) and (9); it also points out the limit of models described by Eq. (10) that are suitable to be used for an approximated initial estimation of distribution and attraction when a very limited number of data are available.
Initial indications suggest that teachers use Blackadder Goes Forth in a very limited way, often as a comedic window into a more complex and nuanced subject.
