"notably limited" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe an action or situation in which the scope or degree is especially small or restricted. For example, "The budget was notably limited, so the team had to prioritize carefully."
To a large extent, the above advantages offset the main limitations of CT, most notably limited spatial resolution and reduced tissue contrast relative to techniques such as magnetic resonance imaging.
However, our understanding of how phospholipids are delivered to the OM remains notably limited.
It is, however, a likeable public space for which civic engagement in the decision-making processes is notably limited.
The holdings these terms denoted have often been considered essentially dependent tenures, over which their holders' rights were notably limited.
Still, to take advantage of the opportunity, ranchers find themselves having to face up to deficiencies in their operations, most notably limited refrigeration.
While a number of OCT contrast agents have been previously studied, demonstrations of molecular targeting with such agents in live animals have been historically challenging and notably limited in success.
This allowed rapid development of the method, notably limiting the process to four experiments before validation.
As a result, the president of the Clinton Foundation signed a memorandum of understanding with the Obama administration that placed certain restrictions on its activities, notably limiting some donations from foreign governments.
It is one way of explaining why – to the immense frustration of those making the case for low-carbon infrastructure – the green investment bank, set up in 2012 to fund environmentally friendly infrastructure, was forbidden from borrowing to lend, notably limiting its impact.
However, variations of the bead's magnetic moment, bead bead interactions as well as uncertainties concerning the precise magnetic field strength applied might notably limit the measurement accuracy.
Various injuries, notably concussions, limited his play over the next several seasons, and in April 2001 he retired.
