"geographic limitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in legal and business contexts to describe restrictions or boundaries based on location. Example: The company's expansion plans are hindered by the geographic limitations of the area, as the surrounding cities have similar businesses and there is limited customer demand.
Our study is limited mostly by a modest response rate and the geographic limitation of the survey distribution (Ontario, Canada).
But nothing will alter the fact that Manhattan is an island city, a kind of figment of the human will, one of the strangest geographical and cultural confluences on this earth, extreme human density and geographic limitation.
About 39 percent of the accounts have some geographic limitation, like in-state residency.
But given the proliferation of top-quality watchmaking businesses in the past two decades, many located in other parts of Switzerland, and some in other countries, the seal's geographic limitation makes little sense today for an industry standard.
As for the name: it is happy nonsense, invented by the owners, veterans of Middle Eastern establishments in Manhattan who wanted to be free of culinary or geographic limitation.
Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana raised concerns that the rules for final settlements would give claimants shakier legal footing than they currently have under the Oil Pollution Act, which has no geographic limitation on claims and allows them to be made for three years from the time the damage is discovered and six years after cleanup is completed.
It would put no geographic limitations on the military campaign; instead, it would limit military action to countering the Islamic State and associated forces.
Geographic limitations and ambitions: Russia's capacity to reach the sea is limited by geography, so ports in the north and south seas, leading to larger waters, are crucial.
The geographic limitations should be considered, too.
When the geographic limitations are removed, the ad costs $2.01.
Historical maps offer perhaps the best illustration of the geographic limitations to knowledge transmission.
