The phrase "analysis of the restrictive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing limitations, constraints, or specific conditions in various fields such as law, linguistics, or research.
Example: "The analysis of the restrictive clauses in the contract revealed several potential issues that could affect the agreement."
Alternatives: "examination of the limitations" or "study of the constraints".
In the present study, the use of cluster analysis rather than the restrictive definitions of metabolic syndrome used elsewhere to assess associations with inflammatory markers enabled us to identify a broader section of the adolescent population at risk of cardiovascular and metabolic disease.
OBJECTIVE To validate the IFSQ among Latino families, we conducted confirmatory factor analysis of pressuring, restrictive, and responsive feeding constructs from the IFSQ.
Table 2 presents the results of taking a less restrictive analysis of the genes that change in HeLa cells treated with 15 nM Baf for 6 hr.
An initial analysis of the RRT data used less restrictive criteria for reticence, and this allowed the behavior of the various types of health workers to be examined.
An analysis of the bill's provisions finds new restrictive measures on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and asylum that were not apparent from the president's remarks of January 19.
Analysis of primate retroviral restrictive domains also placed the Cebidae as basal [ 67].
The assumption of zero solubility-product is very restrictive for a complete analysis of the mixed oxidation.
The analysis of the results is difficult through statistical techniques, and needs restrictive assumptions for the problem to be analytically formulated, or a prohibitively large computational endeavor.
Interestingly, the theoretical analysis of the biodiesel properties of the FAMEs generated from starch fits the most restrictive regulatory standard.
The results showthat the consequences of the restrictive requirement was paradoxically small in the study area.
The authors' analysis was based on the restrictive assumption that the isolated machine was modally damped.
