The phrase "constrain flow" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that impedes or limits the movement of something. For example, "The dam was built to constrain flow from the river."
Here, we explore whether stereo disparity is necessary for flow parsing or whether other sources of depth information, which could theoretically constrain flow-field interpretation, are sufficient.
The Chance Constrained Flow Refueling Location Problem is to maximize the number of drivers for which the probability of running out of fuel is below a certain threshold.
Disruptions constrained flows of resources across the United States, leading to a surge in oil and gasoline prices, though the latter have stabilized since.
In [37], the authors consider the problem of scheduling deadline constrained flows and their routing in a data center.
Engineers control how these tools function by designing circuits structured from electronic components that constrain the flow of electrical current.
If plasticity influences RF diversification, it may lead to a situation in which selection does not significantly constrain gene flow among populations, leading to adaptive phenotypic variation in the presence of gene flow [ 18].
Such methods are thermodynamically unfavorable and constrain cathode flow channel design.
"Ice and meltwater cool the erupting magma and constrain its flow, building huge towers and ridges within the ice," says Dave McGarvie, a volcanologist at The Open University, who is at Bárðarbunga now.
Finally, this case study demonstrates that the SFT methodology has the potential to constrain regional flow conditions at volcanoes where outcrop exposures are limited.
Facebook will surely be diplomatic when it needs to constrain that flow of traffic.
The Democrats also urged Froman to avoid curtailing the use of capital controls, rules that can constrain the flow of particular currencies to and from a country -- a move often used by nations to fight financial crises.
