"limited space for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about an area or container that has a finite capacity. For example, "The locker had limited space for the student's textbooks and notebooks."
The success of the educational programme was limited by poor attendance, limited space for group activities and only partial fidelity to the guiding style of interaction.
But, in the end, it's still a limited space for the animal.
Hallstatt is nestled between steep mountains and a large lake, which means that there is limited space for the cemetery.
Cuba said the United States embargo forced it to use a satellite system with limited space for sale.
They represent an alluring option, especially for New Yorkers who often live surrounded by concrete with limited space for greenery.
The Dominion Semiconductor announcement put Manassas on the national map, but the 10-square-mile city has only limited space for new facilities.
The eight-story Manhattan store is hampered by limited space for selling and stocking goods, while the Nanuet store is too big, Federated said in a statement.
How to get back You can catch a bus from the Eden Project to St Austell, but there is limited space for bikes.
The foundation has spent most of its life in an 8,000-square-foot 8,000-square-foot 8,000-square-foot only limitownspace for public programs.
With harsh anti-protest laws and limited space for dissent in the mainstream media, critics took to Twitter to oppose the former general's candidacy.
There is limited space for new trees, Ms. Bansley said, and with Atlanta in a drought, Trees Atlanta must reserve money to care for planted trees.
