The phrase "bounds imposed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limitations or restrictions set by certain conditions or factors.
Example: "The project must adhere to the bounds imposed by the budget constraints."
Alternatives: "limits set by" or "restrictions established by".
Randy Zachery, who directs the Information Science Directorate of the Army Research Office, which is financing Dr. Arkin's work, said the Army hoped this "basic science" would show how human soldiers might use and interact with autonomous systems and how software might be developed to "allow autonomous systems to operate within the bounds imposed by the warfighter".
Here, again, pressure is put on the bounds imposed by the traditional account.
An architectural concept is developed for a conscious machine that is within the architectural bounds imposed by resource limitations.
The bounds imposed by the cryptosystem on the size of the DCT and the arithmetic precision are derived, considering both the direct DCT algorithm and its fast version.
In particular, the specialist's obligation to display bid/ask quotes on the book within the bounds imposed by the Exchange is considered.
The original infinite precision of an algorithm based on the use of real arithmetic must be reduced to the practical precision bounds imposed by digital computing systems.
If we have for all essential reactions i∈ Ψ, then the optimal (i.e. maximum) capability τ* is given by (6) Therefore, increasing the maximum value of the objective τ* requires the relaxation of the upper bound imposed by the essential reactions on the objective τ.
In addition, he said, in the absence of restrictions, those who control corporations "could exceed the bounds imposed on their own contributions by diverting money through the corporation".
Bounds, imposed as a result of the limited precision, on the detectable difference and power are derived below.
Since the data is effectively limitless, the primary bounds need to be imposed by your scientific question.
In many cases this even allows to reduce blocking delays as otherwise imposed by bounded priority inversion.
