"implemented restrictions" is a perfectly valid and acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that has been taken in order to create boundaries or limits. For example, "The government implemented restrictions on travel to contain the spread of the virus."
Soon after taking control of a town, militants implemented restrictions of movement, particularly on women, the report says.
Under the deal, that is when the agency is due to have verified that Tehran has implemented restrictions on its nuclear activities and sanctions should be lifted.
Only four countries have implemented restrictions affecting more than a quarter of their product lines: across-the-board tariff barriers are not the fashion.
It has implemented restrictions on tobacco use in enclosed places through ministerial decrees.
Then the government began implementing restrictions to prevent overfishing of those species.
Others are implementing restrictions on analysts trading in stocks they cover.
The National Marine Fisheries Service and other regulatory agencies began implementing restrictions when studies showed the stocks of some popular fish such as cod had collapsed because of overfishing.
During their last term in office, the minority federal Labor government in Australia were more or less forced by independent MP Andrew Wilkie to attempt to implement restrictions on poker machine gambling.
"To allow us to carry out these works safely, we need to put in place an adequate exclusion zone and that requires implementing restrictions on traffic and pedestrians using the north side of Ladhope Vale".
"We are trying to implement restrictions in order to get rid of the malevolence resulting from these problematic films".
When we start assuming our kids will make bad choices, we may implement restrictions that make them feel punished simply for coming into adulthood.
