"operational restrictions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to limitations or constraints on the functioning or operation of something. This phrase is commonly used in business or technical contexts. Example: Due to operational restrictions, the factory is only able to produce a maximum of 100 units per day.
"So long as the UAS operator is compliant with operational restrictions, there are no federal restrictions regarding overflight of residential areas.
In this model, the selection from device candidates and multi-period operation of selected devices, in which various operational restrictions are considered, are simultaneously optimized so as to minimize annual primary energy consumption.
Also values describing limited usable energy content caused by operational restrictions are provided.
The algorithm takes into account the technical and operational restrictions of the ship's movement.
Most of solar systems present several operational restrictions, making it necessary to include an energy buffer and, usually, a secondary or backup energy source.
China recently allowed Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase to form their own mainland ventures, but with the condition that they observe certain operational restrictions, including doing business through a Chinese partner with less than a one-third ownership stake.
This would impose a severe operational restriction on TSR-2, as the aircraft was designed for M=1+ cruise at this height.
Emmons, who succeeded Andrews as commander of GHQ Air Force, complained in his "Report on Annual Tactical Inspection", dated 28 July 1939, that because of the operational restriction, navigation training in the Air Corps had suffered.
"That means the entire Beatport platform is fully operational without restriction.
This requires considerable cooperation on behalf of the project operators as curtailing turbine operations, even on a limited basis, clearly poses operational and economic restrictions resulting in some loss of revenue.
The optimization criterion was a ratio of average annual revenue from the sale of petroleum products to the total costs (capital investments and operational costs) with restrictions on the product quality.
