The phrase "as a restrictive" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a restrictive clause, which is a grammatical term used to describe a clause that limits or restricts the meaning of a noun.
Example: "The book that I borrowed from the library is due tomorrow, as a restrictive clause clarifies which book I am referring to."
Alternatives: "as a limiting" or "as a defining".
any "catches," such as a restrictive non-competition clause?
And yet, if that is the case, Woods' insistence represented not an advance but a retreat in our efforts to retire race as a restrictive category.
It just won't be the same as a restrictive state which no longer serves the interests of either Scotland or England.
We conclude that (i) base transport cost has been overemphasised as a restrictive factor in predictive models, and (ii) factors such as source availability and preference, raw material quality, and potential sociocultural influences significantly shaped prehistoric landscape use choices.
Known as a restrictive declaration, the agreement, which is recorded against the property and enforceable by the city, includes several clauses meant to prevent a repeat of the problems with the escalators at Zeckendorf Towers.
You can fly into Girona on Ryanair, hire a car to drive in your own time to a gorgeous castle in the countryside and finish off the holiday with a few nights on the coast all for much the same money as a restrictive package, if you book early.
They portray them as ending a restrictive practice, and offering more consumer choice.
In the present study a total of 10% of women, had an episiotomy preformed, which must be considered as both a restrictive and an individualised use of episiotomies.
As such, a restrictive transfusion strategy will reduce exposure to allogeneic transfusions, result in more efficient use of RBCs, save blood overall, and decrease health care costs.
The second formulation (referred to as CROSS⁎) introduces a restrictive assumption to enable the use of classical resources constraints, but may incur a loss of solution quality.
Impairment of diastolic function is most marked during circumflex grafting as demonstrated by a restrictive filling pattern.
