The phrase "constraints against" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe limitations that are imposed on something or someone. For example, "The government imposes severe constraints against companies that wish to do business in the region."
It said the policy provides "reasonable constraints" against their misuse.
"We believe there are serious policy, programmatic and legal constraints against such an action," Mr. DeCell said in the letter.
Prime Minister Ehud Barak and President Yasir Arafat could not escape domestic political constraints against compromising historic claims.
But White House officials say a future president would face political constraints against reducing protections on federal lands.
This paper extends that theory to include constraints against global buckling.
This paper deals with the free transverse vibration of rectangular cantilever plates subjected to point constraints against deflection.
I asked a sergeant first class what he and his men were permitted to do, given constitutional constraints against the military enforcing domestic laws.
There are also huge environmental constraints against wind and solar, and many groups, from the Sierra Club to Robert Kennedy Jr are fighting wind projects.
It's precisely because such contempt for ethics was unimaginable that no constraints against Trump-like behavior were ever put in place.
The commission's report recommended increasing spending on counterterrorism efforts and training but did not say by how much, leaving it to the new administration to balance fiscal constraints against the threat.
Furthermore, we compare the two sets of approximating constraints against each other and give rigorous theoretical conditions under which one is superior to the other.
