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Free sign upThe phrase "limited to using" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate a restriction or limitation on someone or something. You can use it when describing a specific action or behavior that is allowed or permitted. Example: "Employees are limited to using only company-approved software on their work computers." This means that employees are not allowed to use any software that has not been approved by the company. Another example: "The park's rules are limited to using picnic tables for eating. No food is allowed on the grass." This means that visitors to the park can only eat at the designated picnic tables and are not allowed to have food on the grass.
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Spectators were limited to using clear coolers.
Each person is limited to using 50 liters — about 13 gallons — of water per day.
But these affordable printers bumped up against the reality that they were limited to using a few cheap plastics.
Doria said that ESPN was also limited to using two minutes of audio.
They're not limited to using just the data they are given, and can search the Web for other information.
It reminds us that life is bigger than we can imagine it, if we were limited to using only our conceptual minds.
To date, however, the process has been limited to using only gas-atomised, spherical powders.
Companies are currently limited to using offsets to cover eight per cent of their emissions, and that number drops to four per cent by 2020.
If we stick to the zoning code, we would be limited to using about one-third of the site".
Designers and ergonomists may occasionally be limited to using tables of percentiles of anthropometric data to model users.
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Studies on the volatility spillover effect have been limited to using the GARCH model.
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