The phrase "limitation stems from" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing the origin or source of a limitation in a particular context.
Example: "The limitation stems from a lack of resources, which hinders our progress."
Alternatives: "limitation arises from" or "limitation originates from"
Another current limitation stems from the limited information available for various mRNA features, such as 3' UTRs length, local structure stability and sequence elements.
A second limitation stems from the fact that we could only use a limited number of food items in our study.
The limitation stems from assumption inherent to the pseudo-component model, which requires the composition of every pseudo-component to remain the same regardless of pressure.
A final limitation stems from the fact that, based on the study data, it was not possible to decide whether it was the maltreatment per se that affected the security of the attachment and the locus of control or whether the socioeconomic characteristics (high risk) that characterized the sample investigated were responsible for both dimensions (for further details see Cyr et al. 2010).
Another limitation stems from the use of the evaluation task of emotional valence.
Another limitation stems from tobacco use in the alcoholic population, as most of the alcoholic subjects included in this study were smokers.
Fourth, it had a limitation stemming from its sample size.
Another limitation, stemming from the indicators of quality of medical training we used, is the appropriateness of recent rankings to adequately capture past quality of education provided at these medical colleges.
The cgMLST may be a promising tool for standardized, portable, and expandable approach in K. pneumoniae isolates although this study has a limitation stemming from its small sample size.
Although the method we have employed in this study revealed important findings, one of its primary limitations stems from the general limitations of semantic network analysis.
Several limitations stem from the sampling method employed.
