The part of a sentence "limited space of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a space or area that is small or has restrictions on size or capacity. Example: Due to the limited space of the kitchen, we had to purchase a smaller refrigerator.
It wasn't worth mentioning in the limited space of a formal review, and it isn't something that detracts from the pleasurable experience of the restaurant.
Lamentably, it suffers from the exposed brick surfaces and the limited space of the theater itself, which tend to obscure Ted Pallas's text-heavy projection designs.
As a result, more eggs develop in the limited space of the body cavity, and the chances that some survive are enhanced if the first are destroyed.
With about a half-dozen crew members, two presenters, two helpers, and friends and family squeezed into the limited space of a yard under construction, the choreography has to be tight.
Even in the limited space of a small-format guide to Tokyo, the section on restaurants and bars has sidebars with essential vocabulary, eating and drinking etiquette and "The Way of Tea".
Stephen Medcalf's production perfectly teases out all the strands in this canvas of Russian life, managing the great chorus and dance scenes in the limited space of the Guildhall stage with great ingenuity.
Both points seriously challenged the theoretical capacity of Brandi's arguments and had the power to confine them to the limited spaces of certain specific ambits.
Eighty percent of the scaphoid bone consists of cartilage, leaving limited space for entrance of the supplying arteries.
But the issue is particularly intractable in Jackson due to limited space: 97percentt of the land in Teton County, which contains Jackson Hole, is federally owned and protected.
Therefore, only a limited space instead of the whole possible space was explored.
The limited space, lack of contact with people resulted in patient monotony and anxiety.
