The phrase "and the constrictions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limitations, restrictions, or boundaries in various contexts, such as personal, social, or professional situations.
Example: "We must consider the opportunities available to us and the constrictions of our current resources."
Alternatives: "and the limitations of" or "and the restrictions of".
The first highlights the clash between long-term demographic pressures and the constrictions of planning policy.
This seemed like a hyperbolic world view of conflict and injustice, but in retrospect it pointed to the future: forget the back-biting of 1978 London and the constrictions of punk rock, they would become global travellers.
It was made by exposing a roll of film to light just after a soldier was killed in Afghanistan in 2008 – an absurdist response to both the cliched excesses of photojournalism and the constrictions of being embedded with the British army.
Until very recently, this meant a lifetime commitment to both the security and the constriction of a well-defined social role.
The bland ordinariness of the characters, the flat colors and jerky rhythms of digital cinematography and the constriction of the drama give the picture some impact, but not much resonance.
Angiotensin II acts via specific receptors in the adrenal glands to stimulate the secretion of aldosterone, which stimulates salt and water reabsorption by the kidneys, and the constriction of arterioles, which causes an increase in blood pressure.
Manhattan, almost certainly the most pedestrian-dominated urban place in America, never planned for such an outcome; density and the constriction of island life made it just happen as the city grew.
CBS Outdoor said through a spokeswoman, Jodi Senese, that the growth in ad sales could be traced to increased ridership, new formats that "pique advertiser interest in the medium generally" and the "constriction of other 'out-of-home' opportunities," like advertisements on sidewalk scaffolding.
PRKG1, for example, is involved in the contraction of smooth muscle, key to shivering and the constriction of blood vessels to avoid heat loss.
Basically, the discriminative speaker features are contained within the low- and high-frequency bands: the glottis frequency range is between 100 and 400 Hz, the piriform fossa range is between 4 and 5 kHz, and the constriction of consonants occurs at 7.5 kHz [12 14].
Research shows that, when a refugee family relocates to a new country, women tend to be particularly vulnerable to social isolation and mental health problems due to language barriers and the constriction of gender roles, especially after fleeing war.
