The phrase "constraining factors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to factors that limit or control a situation. For example, "A budget is one of the most constraining factors when planning a vacation."
Constraining factors that developers are facing include the dwindling supply of land in New Jersey and more restrictive zoning.
While the outlook for the Amazon under Bolsonaro is grim, there may be some constraining factors.
Enabling and constraining factors for data collection and sharing were identified at the personal, interpersonal, organizational and technical levels.
Motivating and constraining factors are compared at each adoption stage and strategies likely to increase toilet installation in Ghana discussed.
Key findings are that even when governments come up with supportive policies for citizens' initiatives, initiatives still experience governmental efforts as constraining factors.
Yet, there exist a number of practical problems where the chemical system is influenced by other constraining factors such as surface energy or electrochemical charge transport.
So while the moral teachings of a religion may point to, say, bribe-giving as unethical, you can't divorce a particular situation from a host of other constraining factors, which, of course, include economic incentives.
By studying the mechanisms of interaction between ecosystems and habitat processes, the constraining factors can be identified, and this knowledge can be used to improve the success rate of ecological restoration initiatives.
Constraining factors, the application of an external force to keep the samples at constant length or the presence of stabilizing crystallites, favoured an increase in chain orientation presumably through the annihilation of disclinations.
The paper presents a longitudinal case study of the introduction of ECR initiatives in a manufacturer retailer network in Germany and focuses on the enabling and constraining factors in the implementation of ECR.
This importance and broadness of institutions is also indicated by other literature in which institutions are considered as enabling and constraining factors-set by the broader prevailing social, economic, and political context-that determine how people select information, how they interact, and do or do not cooperate [ 5, 7, 36].
