The phrase "application is constrained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that the application has limitations or restrictions in its functionality or usage.
Example: "Due to budget limitations, the application is constrained in its ability to process large datasets efficiently."
Alternatives: "the application is limited" or "the application is restricted."
Real time weed detection could reduce herbicide inputs in fields but its application is constrained by weed/crop discrimination.
To use the language of business strategists, the logic of how value is created and divided among industry participants is unchanged, but its application is constrained by contextual variables.
This is normal, since in fact almost no predicates have consistent inter-speaker criteria of application; what differentiates experiential predicates is that the criteria for their application is constrained by the experiential reactions of speakers, and this fact can in turn be traced to their experiential semantics.
Most AM applications are constrained to three-axis movements limiting the fabrication of workpieces layer by layer to one fixed building direction only.
While computer tools are available to assist in sustainability assessment, their applications are constrained to a specific domain of the design synthesis problem.
TDS application, however, is constrained by limited information on biological consequence and safety of device implantation into the tongue body.
Research into medical applications of marijuana is constrained by the Schedule 1 designation.
However, the application of phMRI to animal models is constrained by a number of experimental factors.
In many cases, however, the optimal solutions cannot be implemented because the design is constrained by the application, functionality, and actuation, and by the limitations of processing and packaging technologies.
However, the method is constrained to laboratory applications as it requires the continuation of the test until the specimen surpasses the level of maximum admissible damage.
For potential applications to HNLC regions where productivity is constrained by the availability of a trace constituent such as iron, the model carries the trace constituent as an additional prognostic variable.
