"bandwidth limited" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a restriction or limitation on the amount of data or information that can be transmitted over a network or connection. It can be used in a sentence to describe a situation where someone's internet connection is not able to handle a large amount of data: Example: "I couldn't stream the movie in HD because my internet is bandwidth limited."
This control strategy is then demonstrated with application to roll position control of missile with a bandwidth limited actuator.
Spatial sampling, similar to time-domain sampling, requires limited spatial bandwidth (limited harmonic order) to avoid aliasing [39].
MANET nodes are power and bandwidth limited and communication is relatively slow and unreliable, so protocols should attempt to minimize the amount of transmitted data between nodes.
With video bandwidth limited by DARPA, the remote human operators were unable to see that the robot had missed a handhold when they chose to proceed to the next step.
In [6] the authors analyze the benefits of an optimal multipath routing strategy which seeks to minimize the congestion, on the video streaming, in a bandwidth limited ad hoc wireless network.
Wi-Fi is free; bandwidth limited.
However, they are typically tuned to specific excitations and their performances are bandwidth-limited.
The amplifier is bandwidth-limited, incorporating infrasonic and ultrasonic filters to supposedly reduce the effects of non-musical signals such as acoustic feedback, disc warps and electromagnetic interference on the musical signals.
Indeed, MANETs (mobile ad-hoc networks) are characterized by mobility of all nodes, bandwidth-limited channel, unreliable wireless transmission medium, etc.
The paper by Zhu Li et al. focuses on the issue of video transmission over a severely impaired, bandwidth-limited channel, taking into account battery life.
Because cavities have bandwidth limitations, the coupled-cavity TWT also is bandwidth-limited to typically 10 to 20 percent.
