The phrase "limit opportunities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to restrict or reduce the chances or options available to someone. Example: The new policy will limit opportunities for small businesses to compete in the market.
We want to eliminate big plays, limit opportunities for them and force turnovers.
This would limit opportunities for fare evasion (a whole other issue to which we'll return).
With Mr Obama, Chinese officials were careful to limit opportunities for embarrassment.
It would also severely limit opportunities for Americans, among others, and perhaps coax them to stay in Major League Soccer.
The report explores at length how discrimination and inequality – including and going beyond gender – limit opportunities and create poverty.
Balancing childcare responsibilities, work or family commitments can also serve to limit opportunities to attend meetings on campus.
The statement drew a variety of responses, ranging from appreciative northerners to Londoners suggesting that time pressures limit opportunities to engage in more thorough cleaning.
At the same time, you'll aim to limit opportunities for your opponents, denying them the chance to grab useful cards and consolidate their own claim on power.
Further, attempts to limit opportunities for foreign-born doctors will simply discourage talented young men and women in third-world countries from going into medicine in the first place.
But if your understanding is that a system is operating to reinforce cultural stereotypes, limit opportunities and foster a climate in which bigotry can be expressed, then the solution is a concerted daily effort to interrupt that system.
Blowing up the bridges back to centralism might finally convince Whitehall that the government was serious about empowering towns and cities, and at least in the short term it would limit opportunities for recidivism.
