"limitations of geography" is a grammatically correct phrase that is usable in written English.
It refers to the constraints or restrictions imposed by geographical features on something, such as a person or society. Example: The limitations of geography in this remote region make it difficult for people to access basic services and resources.
The internet allowed gay people from small towns to connect with other people like them, despite the limitations of geography.
Companies like Google now have an unprecedented opportunity to challenge racism and myopic thinking because their technology and the products built on them can transcend the limitations of geography, language and culture in a way that no other medium has been able to.
Fans felt Cobain's suicide as distinctly as they did the loss of Lemmy and Bowie, but those feelings were fragmented by the limitations of geography and communication technology.
In these field studies the limitations of geography precluded perfect matching of altitudes.
A historian has said that Henry Ford freed common people from the limitations of their geography.
Though Rader seems to be operating at least partially in a spirit of fun, selecting the best poets without imposing limitations of time, geography, or even language, one has to wonder: can such an undertaking be anything but futile?
Cagliostro, the country and setting, is depicted in meticulous detail and unconstrained by limitations of architecture, geography and culture, which can be described as "akogare no Paris Parisis of our dreams), which is a fantastical view of Europe through Eastern eyes.
Previous analyses of this 'effect' were also constrained by limitations of data and geography.
It seems a balance exists to maintain diverse sets of P/A genes, beyond the limitation of the geography-specific factors, biotic or abiotic, to enforce the fixation of P/A genes at a location.
One of the limitations of analyzing such small geographies is the limits to the theoretically informed variables that are available for analysis.
The keys to understanding Pakistan's policy and the limitations of American options lie in geography and history.
