"introduce limitations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe that you are imposing restrictions on something. For example, you could say "To ensure that the research is accurate, we must introduce limitations on the number of participants."
The traditional spectral analysis methods require synchronous sampling, which introduce limitations to the sampling circuitry.
It is shown that node-induced crosstalk can interact with fiber nonlinearities and introduce limitations on transmission performance.
Furthermore, as the Limburg Principles on the Implementation of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights state, "[article 4] was not meant to introduce limitations on rights affecting the subsistence…of the person".
First, modularity may not be the most appropriate measure of topological network features, as it can introduce limitations in practical applications [ 33, 57].
However, the degradation protocol also introduced limitations due to oxygen diffusion in the agglomerates.
In minor islands, the high environmental quality could often results in more severe landscape conservation rules as such introducing limitations to the most common renewable energy based installations.
By contrast, Microsoft has introduced limitations on who consumers can buy second-hand titles from and has introduced a requirement to connect to the net once every 24-hours to play games on the Xbox One.
This framework introduces limitations on using the data for other purposes.
Particularly when using laser intensities beyond the fluorescence saturation limit, phototoxic reactions introduce major limitations in live cell fluorescence microscopy [3].
Again, when SIFT is involved, the high percentage of non-usable patch sizes leads to low performance scores for descriptors that introduce size limitations (CEDD has the highest limitation of minimum 40×40 pixel patches).
Additionally, our design does not introduce any limitations on users of the device who were not present in the original design, beyond the English interface.
