"manpower limitations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limitations or constraints related to the amount of available human resources to complete a task or project. Example: "The success of the project was hindered by manpower limitations, as we did not have enough employees to handle the workload effectively."
Infrastructure and manpower limitations restricted sampling to only one tree with 62 primary branches and 2674 leaves.
In addition to the increased number of heavy rainfall events, the amount of improperly managed agricultural land in Japan is increasing because of manpower limitations caused by an aging society (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries [2011]; Oohara [2007]).
Distilling restrictions were rapidly lifted and output from the distillery was at pre-war levels by 1947, despite ongoing barley, fuel, and manpower limitations.
In situations where manpower limitations are unavoidable, employment of alternative strategies such as formulary restriction – where outcomes are less provider-dependent – may improve resource utilization [ 1].
Executive Engineer/DPHE and SAE/DPHE will take the leadership of the SocMob activities and suitably-selected NGOs may be placed with them to render assistance in this respect, in view of their manpower limitations.
Realistic constraints of time, manpower, and resources place limitations on the amount of testing available to address this element of CR design and development.
Despite the manpower and technical limitations imposed on the German Army by the Treaty of Versailles, several Reichswehr officers established a clandestine General Staff to study World War I and develop future strategies and tactics.
Capital resources and manpower are limited.
Owing to technical- and manpower-based organisational limitations, it was not possible to completely replicate the manual staining methodology adopted initially by the Leeds laboratory in the Cardiff laboratory where an automated staining platform was used.
This was necessary because of limitations of manpower and time, but prevented a test of this assumption.
Introduction of an electronic device for monitoring hand hygiene practice can be a simple but innovative idea in solving our limitation in manpower.
