"in limitation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to express a limitation or restriction on an action or situation. For example, "The law allows for X, in limitation of Y."
DR.RORN: What practicable steps in limitation of armament did you obtain in London?
This study conducted design and heat transfer analysis of cryogenic camera to secure working time in limitation of heat source.
Hostility to standing armies found expression in a guarantee of the people's right to bear arms and in limitation of the quartering of soldiers in private houses.
In Young's Market, the Court found it so clear that the 'broad language' of the Twenty-first Amendment gave States exclusive power to regulate or tax liquor transactions in those States that it rather impatiently refused to consider the Amendment's history urged in limitation of that language.
The analysis provides illustration of how limitation in professional participation can result in limitation of innovative practice.
It follows from the results presented in "Limitation of efficiency due to insufficient absorptive capacity of the CdTe layer" that at the thicknesses of CdTe less than a few microns the losses associated with the lack of absorptivity Ahv of the CdTe layer reveal themselves perceptibly.
I think that there is something in that, but at the same time it also feels like a built-in limitation of the term 'games' to describe the true potential of interactive media.
The built-in limitations of writing for comics, he explained, helped shape his approach to funny cat poetry: "Brevity is a crucial element.
Another the series must contend with is the built-in limitations of knowing where the Saul character ends up.
Altogether, the experience of the US in Iraq, Afghanistan and now Syria, as well as that of Israel in Lebanon of the 1970's and onwards, clearly attest to the built-in limitations of foreign interference.
