The phrase "area of limited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific region or domain that has restrictions or constraints.
Example: "The research focused on the area of limited resources available for community development projects."
Alternatives: "zone of restriction" or "region of constraint".
Although the current study focused on an important area of limited research, it nevertheless has certain limitations.
Although the cooking proved uneven, in an area of limited opportunities, Terra Rustica's menu and hours are a big plus.
According to the UK government's position, that leaves it control over the 12nm surrounding Rockall – an area of limited economic value in itself.
Note the shallow mesic area (albeit dry), established by snowmelt, situated within an extensive area of limited shrub coverage in panel (b).
Part of my motivation to leave the bench stemmed from my perception that neuroscience research was moving more and more onto the molecular biology bandwagon, an area of limited interest for me.
Heat pipes (HPs) have received considerable attention in recent decades, especially in the field of cooling electronics, which requires the removal of added heat from an area of limited volume to the environment.
The Rural Electrification Agency REAA) holds the broad mandate of ensuring rural electrification, especially in areas of limited interest to the private sector due to the limited profitability.
Piketty said a national minimum wage could "avoid a situation of extreme exploitation of low-skilled workers, particularly in areas of limited opportunity to move".
Even in areas of limited fertility, Africans still had to produce their quota of cotton, rice, or coffee; most of the good land was taken over by wealthy white landowners and multinational companies, and the forced labour codes remained in operation until 1962.
The proposed system intended to detect road inundation risks had initially been developed and tested in areas of limited size.
They are often the only method to potentially identify new impact structures, in particular in areas of limited accessibility.
