The phrase "and the constraints of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limitations or restrictions related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "We must consider the budget and the constraints of our timeline before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "and the limitations of" or "and the restrictions of".
Freed from the restrictions imposed by this "mythic legend" and the constraints of "Malcolmology", Marable opted to shine a light.
Defying the destruction of war and the constraints of their puritanical American families, they pursued a vision of creation together.
They deplore the rigidity of the labour market and the constraints of the 35-hour working week.
That throughout our history, people everywhere have been inspired to flee tyranny and the constraints of class to gain liberty and pursue happiness in this great land.
In reality, the scale of interstellar distance and the constraints of physics mean any craft we build will take centuries to reach even the nearest stars.
But now, driven up by unforeseen troubles and the constraints of renovating a historic house, the total cost is believed to be more than $1.5 million.
But that still leaves a choice between community service, which he has discounted as insufferably humiliating, and the constraints of 12 months under house arrest.
More generally, he encourages a degree of scepticism about the distance some Modernist writers sought to put between their art and the constraints of everyday existence.
As a psychoanalyst I try to help people distinguish between the play of their imagination and the constraints of objective reality.
Like a lot of Brits, he loved the empire and colonial India, where he could escape his parents and the constraints of Britain.
Mr Hilton's restless zeal to reform the state has come up against bureaucratic inertia, political caution and the constraints of European law.
