The phrase "conform to constraints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing adherence to specific limitations or requirements in various contexts, such as design, engineering, or regulations.
Example: "The project must conform to constraints set by the regulatory body to ensure safety and compliance."
Alternatives: "adhere to limitations" or "comply with restrictions."
And the biologists who draw up statistically probable language trees do not believe the Garrett team is justified in making the trees conform to ancestry constraints.
It would be misleading to call "Gatz" — the signature work of Elevator Repair Service, an experimental theatre company based in New York — an adaptation of "The Great Gatsby," since nothing in the novel has been altered to conform to theatrical constraints.
Given this tendency to situate unnatural beings in the natural world, it seems conceivable that our judgments about their plausibility might reflect how well they conform to the constraints of modern biology.
Our research indicates that psychological power helps people identify novel ways of thinking about problems and makes them less likely to conform to the constraints imposed by the other side's offer.
Each of the key photonic I/O components – such as a ring modulator, photodetector and a vertical grating coupler – serves to control and guide the light waves on the chip, but the design had to conform to the constraints of a process originally thought to be hostile to photonic components.
First, the structure of the proposition must conform to the constraints of logical form, and second, the elements of the proposition must have reference (bedeutung).
But not all the results conform to the constraints according to Equation 3. Therefore, we must exclude some individuals which do not conform to the conditions in the process of selecting the optimal deadlock solving scheme.
That is, we have only the vaguest idea of the just or deserved punishment for a given offender guilty of a given crime apart from the sentencing schedule provided by the laws of a just society (and thus laws that conform to the constraints above).
Context free grammars resembling natural language rules were used to develop finite state machines that can be used to generate string fragments whose formations conform to the constraints of the rules.
