The phrase "and constrained by the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limitations or restrictions imposed on a subject or action.
Example: "The project was successful, but it was also constrained by the available budget and resources."
Alternatives: "and limited by the" or "and restricted by the".
Presidents are buffeted and constrained by the currents of political change.
A. My father felt very constricted and constrained by the rules of Orthodox Judaism.
Not only will the outside pressure on Israel grow, but Israelis themselves may begin finding themselves stigmatized and constrained by the actions of their government.
He has said, "Everything is negotiable," which, to some, suggests that Trump would be normalized by politics and constrained by the constitutional safeguards on his office.
In both cases, the heroines are challenged and constrained by the requirements of tradition, but they are also self-aware and free to choose, however painful the choices.
Place in ecological systems is shaped and constrained by the geographical and environmental features of the physical space a community occupies.
In an unorthodox move and constrained by costs, the university chose to undertake its corporate rebranding in-house.
Those loops undergoing less HDX are more ordered and constrained by interactions within the protein.
5. Form: The stimulus alters the form of the medium, and constrained by (3). 6. Inheritance: Objects inherit the properties of the medium that it emerged from.
Celebrating their "speed and decisiveness", she bemoans the British political system which is "painfully slow", and "constrained by parliamentary arithmetic and the need for consensus".
As it is, Hillary's candidacy is both empowered and constrained by its deep roots in the politics of the 1990s.
