"limited affairs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific area, event, or aspect that is restricted or restricted in scope. Example: The company's CEO only attended the meeting to discuss their limited affairs, such as budget cuts and department restructuring. In this sentence, "limited affairs" is used to refer to specific matters or issues that are being addressed in the meeting. It conveys that the CEO's presence was only necessary for a specific portion of the meeting and not for general discussions.
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For all their many horrors, the Lebanon war of 2006 and the Gaza war of 2009 were limited affairs.
Today Mr. Baker disputed the contention, saying the hand counts were limited affairs that took place mainly on Election Day and were not like the full-scale manual recounts the Bush camp objects to.
Still, the general ideas that pervaded his thinking — that modern wars could be limited affairs divorced from politics, defined by a few set-piece battles with little consequence to civilians — were an integral part of the foundations of American military teaching before the war.
Grinderman is, by design, a more limited affair.
Better that this was the result of cold malice than of abject incompetence, a certain line of thinking goes, because a conspiracy is, by definition, a limited affair.
But China's first session with the ministers is only a limited affair, occurring at a dinner next week on the sidelines of the annual meeting of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
Mr Orbán said he was ready to change the law in light of their opinion.As discussed in my column this week, an analysis within the confines of the EU treaty is likely to be a limited affair, and is unlikely to quell the disquiet across Europe.
The court case has been a distraction for the Redstone family and Viacom by calling into question Sumner Redstone's limited involvement in corporate affairs in the last two years.
Though limited in domestic affairs, his powers in foreign policy and appointments were large.
His areas of specialization include (but are not limited to) international affairs, security, counter-terrorism, comparative political systems, Islam and democracy, modern Muslim political thought, and Islamist movements.
