The phrase "all restricted to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is limited or confined to a particular group, category, or area.
Example: "The resources provided in this program are all restricted to eligible participants only."
Alternatives: "entirely limited to" or "solely confined to".
The genus contains four species, all restricted to North America.
Some 46 66 adults survive, all restricted to Ujung Kulon National Park, a protected area on a small peninsula extending from the western end of Java.
Byrsonima (150 species), Malpighia (130 species), Heteropterys (120 species), Stigmaphyllon (100 species), Banisteriopsis (90 species), Bunchosia (55 species), Mascagnia (50 species), and Malpighia (40 species) are all restricted to the New World.
However, one of the lounge's primary airline supporters is China Airlines and access is not at all restricted to China Airlines passengers.
Different candidates utilize different sets of weights to calculate their total scores, which are referred to as the best relative total scores and are all restricted to be ≤ 1.
Voalavo is part of the subfamily Nesomyinae, which includes nine genera that are all restricted to Madagascar.
Complete-case analyses were performed with all analyses restricted to those who provided full data on all variables of interest.
Nearly all are restricted to Central and South America; there are three species in East Asia and one in western Africa.
Figures of the first few nodal patterns are drawn: they are quite distinctive and not all merely restricted to regular rectilinear sub-divisions.
Of the few other, earlier CEAs of prophylactic migraine drugs, all were restricted to antiepileptic drugs [44-46] [44-46]
Identification apps aren't new but almost all are restricted to specific groups of organisms, like birds or plants.
