The phrase 'imposing constraints' is correct and is commonly used in written English.
Example sentence: The government has imposed significant constraints on the travel industry during the pandemic.
"The state needs to do its job, which it's always done, of imposing constraints," he said.
It provided backing for his general position without quite imposing constraints on particular actions.
It also allows the feasibility of imposing constraints on the group delay.
In this paper, this is done by imposing constraints on the structure.
Yet few would argue that this justifies restricting the movement of young males as a class, or otherwise imposing constraints on their liberty.
We formulate our design criterion by imposing constraints directly in the data domain and optimize the amount of depth information carried by blurred images.
The proposed approach, which has been suggested by Fedorov's idea of directly constrained design measures, consists in imposing constraints on the sensor density in a given spatial domain.
Additionally, geophysical imaging helps to construct a regional image of the subsurface at active calderas, thus imposing constraints on the structural investigations based on analogue and mathematical modelling.
"Plant-friendliness" in the design procedure is accomplished by imposing constraints on the overall span, move size, and variability of both input and output signals.
They condemn Christians for imposing constraints on sensual pleasure but are outraged that we should take pleasure in the consolations of religion instead of squarely facing what they believe to be the hard truths about the human condition.
At heart, it's an argument about the stability of the world order, the importance of imposing constraints on rogue regimes, and the unique role that America plays as the enforcer of those constraints.
