The phrase "constrain our ability" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to limit or restrict our potential or capacity to do something. Example: The lack of funding for our project will constrain our ability to conduct thorough research and may hinder our findings.
Rainfall and relative humidity were not as well estimated for local points as the other variables and these poorer estimates may constrain our ability to model forest productivity in drier regions of New Zealand.
We profoundly constrain our ability to imagine alternative, brighter futures if we insist that every single proposal be weighed down by the heavy ball and chain of "PPP" - present political possibility.
We profoundly constrain our ability to imagine a brighter American future, an America 2.0, if we insist that every single idea be weighed down by the heavy ball and chain of "PPP" - present political possibility.
"And that's why it is critically important for all conservatives -- and indeed all Americans -- to stand up and unite in defense of the freedom to organize around the causes we believe in and against any effort that would constrain our ability to do so".
Moreover, those same structures shape social research and constrain our ability to experiment with novel methods and forms.
The customary approach of examining chemicals in isolation may constrain our ability to understand neurologic sequelae (Bellinger 2008a; Cory-Slechta et al. 2008).
For over the last decade, our nation has spent well over a trillion dollars on war, exploding our deficits and constraining our ability to nation build here at home.
The philosophy that pervades Indigenous affairs constrains our ability to have influence over the policies that play out in our daily lives and does not bode well for a government that says it is committed to constitutional Recognition.
To put it starkly, we need more radical reform or we risk an expensive single system, designed primarily around young undergraduates, constraining our ability to meet the diverse needs of a more uncertain future.
For over the last decade, our nation has spent well over a trillion dollars on war, helping to explode our deficits and constraining our ability to nation-build here at home.
Oakervee warned: "It is clear that all the main transport arteries both road and rail are rapidly becoming congested and are already constraining our ability to grow the economy to allow us to maintain our position in world trade and commerce.
