The phrase "a virtually unrestricted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is nearly without limits or constraints.
Example: "The new policy allows for a virtually unrestricted flow of information between departments."
Alternatives: "almost unlimited" or "nearly unrestricted".
Today, the general search - its end, to ferret out evidence of a crime; its means, virtually unrestricted - remains the paradigm of the kind of governmental intrusion most reviled by the Fourth Amendment.
LaPierre, who earns about $1m a year, has built considerable support within the gun rights community with an aggressive interpretation of the second amendment as the virtually unrestricted right to carry a weapon and his willingness to target the government as the enemy.
A particularly encouraging finding is the virtually unrestricted acceptance of new technology by lab technicians.
It is a multibillion-dollar international industry dealing with market-friendly governments, enjoying virtually unrestricted access to advertising despite the growing evidence that the substance they sell has significant health risks.
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We all have a responsibility to consider what will happen when Iran's nuclear capabilities are virtually unrestricted and all the sanctions will have been lifted.
Most of the districts that Mr. Badar said are vulnerable lie near the Pakistan border and serve as virtually unrestricted transit routes for militants crossing into Afghanistan.
The small, versatile machines, which can be bought for less than £100, can fly virtually unrestricted over and within sensitive areas.
"When you get small amounts of money, how you spend it is virtually unrestricted — you can do whatever you want to do," he said.
