The phrase "and a bottleneck of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a point of congestion or limitation in a process or system that slows down progress or efficiency.
Example: "The project faced delays due to a bottleneck of resources, which hindered our ability to meet deadlines."
Alternatives: "and a point of congestion" or "and a limiting factor".
In the decades following Broadbent a great many psychologists devoted themselves to the task of locating the attentional bottleneck that he had postulated, and almost all psychologists writing at this time were guided to some degree by Broadbent's two-serial-systems-and-a-bottleneck picture of perceptual processing.
For the bottleneck experiments, populations with an effective size of 3,000 individuals were simulated, and experienced a bottleneck of the same magnitude as in the in-vitro experiments.
Although our experiment does not enable us to discriminate between the two possibilities, the accumulation of deleterious mutations seems less probable, as the number of mutations is limited by a small number of generations and by a bottleneck of the size of the parasite's population when hosts ingest the parasite's spores.
Scientific computing in complex product engineering design process has the characteristics of being tentative and iterative, which produces large scale intermediate data with heterogeneous formats and complex relationships, and the efficient organization and management of data becomes a bottleneck of product design performance.
It does, however, detect decay curves in both one-reference curves (with A– C and B– C weights); these arise because of the strong bottleneck-induced LD within population C. Scenario 7: No admixture; shared bottleneck: A and C diverged 40 generations ago and their common ancestor underwent a bottleneck of 100-fold reduced population size for the preceding 40 generations.
And so there has been a bottleneck of sorts — that year of college play — that has made for some riveting basketball, especially at tournament time.
In the practice, a lack of protection on the rights and interests of investors is a bottleneck of equity crowdfunding in China.
And the layout is awkward, the narrow side entrance and cramped bar area contributing to a bottleneck of human traffic on the way to the tables.
This probably implies a genetic bottleneck in rice, secondary to a bottleneck of initial cultivation and any bottlenecks involved with post-Pleistocene expansion.
