The phrase "are specific limitations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing particular constraints or restrictions in a given context.
Example: "In this study, we acknowledge that there are specific limitations to our methodology that may affect the results."
Alternatives: "represent particular constraints" or "constitute defined restrictions".
There are specific limitations on the Islands' legislative power.
In addition to previously discussed limitations in other sections, there are specific limitations to TCD diagnosis of brain death.
Early childhood vaccination is one of the major interventions that can reduce this burden, but there are specific limitations to inducing effective immunity in early life, including impaired neonatal leukocyte production of Th1-polarizing cytokines to many stimuli.
There are specific limitations to our study.
There are specific limitations to our present study.
Indeed, there are specific limitations in access to health care in these countries, mainly due to financial issues in the USA and rurality in Asia.
There were specific limitations in conducting this study that should be considered in interpreting the results.
The phrase most liberally interpreted can be no broader than 'all rightful subjects of legislation.' 13 Yet in the Organic Acts of the 'incorporated' territories, Alaska and Hawaii, there is specific limitation on divorce jurisdiction to cases where the plaintiff has resided in such territory for at least two years.
It is important to note that these initial technical issues related to the de-staining protocol are specific study-related limitations owing to the use of archived, Pap-stained conventional smears that are not applicable in routine clinical practice, where either liquid-based cytology or co-collected conventional smears or fresh Pap-stained conventional smears might be used.
The functional limitations categorized herein as activity limitation, work limitation, social limitation, and cognitive limitation are specific queries within the MEPS construct.
Among these limitations are specific provisions that address the use of copyrighted material by libraries and by faculty in the course of their teaching responsibilities.
