The phrase "actually restricting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or action that imposes limitations or constraints in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy is actually restricting our ability to innovate and adapt to market changes."
Alternatives: "truly limiting" or "genuinely constraining".
That data was obtained from above the blowout preventer and below it, and the difference in readings showed that the blowout preventer is partly closed and actually restricting the flow.
In saying this, Trump is actually restricting the maneuvering room Republicans will have in these bipartisan conference talks, which are focused on finding a compromise on Department of Homeland Security funding that will avert another government shutdown in mid-February.
My policies are actually restricting jobs from growing faster, but I like people being dependent on government.
"But we're apparently trying to make prisoners into better people by actually restricting their access to books as if we're dealing with two entirely different species of human beings".
Finally, by focusing on the symptoms and not the root causes of ever higher campaign expenditures, this paper argues that the current public policy debate risks changing the form that payments are made rather than actually restricting the level of competition.
Today, the area has a strong cartel presence, which makes actually restricting human activity in core zones difficult.
Lytton added that for California, a legal challenge if the ballot measure did pass could happen "if restrictions on ammunition were sufficiently strong to actually restrict people's ability to use their personal firearms they already own … then they might run afoul of the second amendment".
The debt ceiling doesn't actually restrict how much Congress can spend.
They suggest that extended opening hours could actually restrict GP access during weekdays.
The coalition of plaintiffs argues that gene patents actually restrict the practice of medicine and new research.
But an extension actually restricts creativity by narrowing the shared universe of works artists can build upon.
