The phrase "constraint of making" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to refer to the limitations or restrictions associated with the process of creating something. For example, "My lack of knowledge and experience with carpentry created a significant constraint of making when I tried to build a bookcase."
Mr. Robinson said he was uneasy about the budgetary and time constraints of making a television film in contrast to a full-length theatrical feature.
The plan is to open up Arena's archive of over 600 clips, as series editor Anthony Wall explains: "It's a good, intelligent example of the opportunity to do something free of the constraints of making television for transmission, or film.
We also consider the theoretical and practical constraints on making claims of causation in epidemiology.
Regarding the review findings, two conceptual themes were identified, namely: 'Complexities in managing health care in a culturally-sensitive manner in light of resource constraints and the fear of making cultural mistakes', and 'Professional ethics in light of restrictive healthcare policy'.
We evaluated iOCL using a real-world case study from Cancer Registry of Norway and the results showed that iOCL can significantly reduce the time required to specify OCL constraints and decrease the possibility of making syntactic errors during the specification process.
In that case, for each gene, we can add an extra constraint to make components of the cross-cancer thresholding vector corresponding to those studies equal.
The "Girl Star" project is a series of films which documents stories of girls from the most disadvantaged communities across five Northern states who, through attaining education, have managed to break the shackles of socio-economic constraints to make a success of their lives and become self sufficient.
The specific constraints of WSN make the problem even more critical, and effective solutions have not yet been implemented.
The constraints of Room made it easier too.
