The phrase "it is restricted by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate limitations, rules, or boundaries that apply to something. Here are a few examples of how it can be used in a sentence: 1. "The use of this parking lot is restricted by the building management to tenants only." 2. "Our project ideas are often restricted by the budget constraints set by our investors." 3. "Her dietary choices are restricted by her allergies to certain foods." 4. "Access to this website is restricted by age, users must be 18 or older to enter." 5. "The speed limit on this road is restricted by law to 40 miles per hour."
LiFePO4 is one of the most outstanding cathodes for the high performance lithium-ion battery, while it is restricted by its unsatisfactory low temperature performance.
In other words, according to Law 4 (Law 3), the services (agricultural) share must grow (decrease) or be constant; it cannot grow (decrease) significantly, since it is restricted by its upper (lower) limit of 1 (0) [cf. (1)]; thus, it must be approximately constant.
We don't believe in complete freedom: it is restricted by Allah's laws.
In winter, solar radiation streaming through the windows provides 50% of the house's heating, while in the summer it is restricted by an automated system that controls interior and exterior sunscreens and opens windows to ventilate the space naturally.
That would leave British Telecom with minority holdings in Malysia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and Singapore and a $4.5 billion stake in Cegetel of France that it is restricted by contract from selling until the summer.
But it is restricted by rules limiting foreign ownership in insurers to 26 percent — a ceiling that policy makers set in 1999 with the expectation that they would raise it in a few years.
After the Soviet Union became the first country to legalize abortion, it was restricted by Stalin in his drive to increase the population.
That sort of display of respect has enabled these outsiders to secure a zoning overhaul and four instruments of civic financing from a fiscally conservative city that has repeatedly voted down such measures, and a land acquisition from a charity that has maintained for decades that it was restricted by a man's last will and testament from selling its property.
They achieved limited successes in the process as it was restricted by the oxygen availability and competition for indigenous bacterial population (Noah et al. 2002).
The former would deteriorate the environment if the heat-work conversion ability of the system remains unchanged; the latter could reduce the environmental impact but it's restricted by the heat/exergy input.
