The phrase "imposes limitations on" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to place restrictions or constraints on something. Example: The new policy imposes limitations on the amount of vacation time employees can take in a year.
The easement imposes limitations on what the owner can do.
The brain's ability to understand speech in background noise undergoes changes and this imposes limitations on how the aging auditory system processes speech under those circumstances.
October 13, 2011: Occupy protesters begin their own clean-up of Zuccotti Park after Michael Bloomberg, New York's mayor, deems it unsanitary and Brookfield Properties imposes limitations on its use.
Lacking a bank account imposes limitations on a person's financial options, said Greg Kato, policy and legislative manager of the Office of the Treasurer-Tax Collector in San Francisco.
Though MyKey imposes limitations on audio volume, Ford chose not to restrict other possible distractions in the vehicle, such as its Sync digital entertainment system, which links a cellphone or portable music player to the stereo and allows hands-free use with voice commands.
Firstly, imperfect fronthaul imposes limitations on RRH cooperation.
From Fig. 3, it is obvious that the GVD induced pulse broadening increases linearly with the propagation distance and therefore imposes limitation on the FSO link.
It is also shown that the intrinsic strength of an individual twin plane imposes limitation on the blocking effects of the embedded TBs.
However, the intrinsic label-free characteristic of SPR detection technique still imposes limitation on further sensitivity improvement, especially if the analysis involves small molecules.
But to get serious about limiting greenhouse gases, it's not enough to impose limitations on plants that may never get built.
