'limitation on time' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to any situation where there is a restriction or limit imposed on how much time a person or task has. For example, "Due to the limitation on time, students only had two weeks to complete their assignment."
This is caused by the past design practice, limitation on time, and lack of shipbuilding CAD systems supporting the initial design stage.
And that's where Paddle8's value proposition lies, on the one hand it is providing a set of tools and services that enable galleries to run their back ends via its platform, allowing them to ship, insure and install the purchased art without any limitation on time and geography.
Studies were limited to English and Dutch language in view of the limitations on time and resources.
The results are interesting in two aspects: on one hand, PathNER could contribute to prioritising pathways for curation (e.g. most frequent ones; most recent or most cited) and thus help address the limitations on time and resources available to carry out the curation.
Because of the limitations on time it is absolutely necessary that we maintain order in the court at all times.
Due to the limitations on time, there were insufficient numbers of observations to reliably identify differences between professional groups about their hand hygiene behaviours.
This should be seen in terms of competing commitments and limitations on time and energy, particularly for carers.
Limitations on time and resources for the study prohibited travelling to every health centre in both districts.
As is typical in similar departments in other institutions, limitations on time and resources must be overcome in order to develop meaningful collaborations.
A third limitation is that limitations on time and resources did not permit us at this stage in the project to perform cognitive interviews in which users of the statements worked through them while thinking out loud.
The reviewers attempted to contact authors of randomised controlled trials to retrieve missing data on study validity but not on outcome data or for cohort studies owing to limitations on time.
