The phrase "limit the release of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to restrict or put a cap on something being made available or shared. Example: The company decided to limit the release of the new product to select markets, in order to test its success before a wider release.
The company has invoked a contractual agreement giving it the right to limit the release of information about the patient.
The chemical safety board believes that if Bayer is successful, it will set a precedent for other companies to limit the release of information.
In an effort to limit the release of such inside information, the extras to the drama are sworn to secrecy, on pain of excommunication.
Great efforts are made to limit the release of harmful substances into the environment through air pollution control, wastewater treatment, solid-waste management, hazardous-waste management, and recycling.
According to one document, the strategy to limit the release of information was discussed by Gov. Christine Todd Whitman's attorney general at the time, Peter G. Verniero, who has since been appointed to the New Jersey Supreme Court.
But the union argued in court last month that its bylaws limit the release of names and addresses of police officers and that it does not recognize candidates for office until May.
Governor McGreevey recently signed an executive order that limits the release of public records, citing security concerns.
Most prominent are those called antiresorptives, drugs that reduce bone breakdown by limiting the release of calcium from bone into the blood.
The AX-DOX micelles are stability in neutral solution, limiting the release of DOX.
Component shortages have limited the release of the PlayStation 3 to 80,000 units, which will lead to 20,000 more disappointed Japanese gamers.
This phenomenon significantly enhanced the adsorption of toluene at a low concentration of 5.5 mg/m3 and limited the release of the adsorbed organic compounds.
