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The phrase "are generally restricted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe rules, limitations, or conditions that apply to a particular subject or context.
Example: "Access to certain areas of the facility are generally restricted to authorized personnel only."
Alternatives: "are typically limited" or "are usually confined".
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Her courtiers are generally restricted to hatching males.
My self-help books are generally restricted to cars.
Un-metered spots are generally restricted to Cambridge residents with valid resident parking stickers only.
Approved support animals are allowed in Stanford student housing; however, support animals are generally restricted in other areas.
The other tests including aggregometry and ELISA measurement of activation markers are generally restricted to specialized laboratories.
Such effects are generally restricted to data with SZA above 40°, although large variation exists between satellites and products.
Flange height and lip thickness are generally restricted by the formability of sheet metals in the conventional hole flanging operation.
While their urban counterparts are generally restricted to one birth, rural couples are allowed a second - if their first is a girl.
Hedge funds are generally restricted to institutional investors and wealthy individuals, and they usually don't go around disclosing their returns to the public.
(Jones has said, "The law for decades has been that late-term procedures are generally restricted except in the case of medical necessity. That's what I support").
They don't meet for lunch, and daytime conversations are generally restricted to phone calls about who has invited them where, and why they don't want to go.
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