The phrase "overcome a restriction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about reversing or avoiding a limitation or barrier. For example: "The team was able to successfully overcome the restriction on how many people could be in the store at one time and serve more customers."
In the last few years, several groups have characterised the ability of the retroviral protein Vpx to rescue HIV-1 infection in MDM by overcoming a restriction imposed by an unknown antiviral factor in these cells [26], [27], [28].
An additional challenge when implementing this method is to overcome a length restriction that is enforced to URLs by most browsers (e.g., 2083 characters per URL in Internet Explorer).
FL methodology could overcome a series of restrictions that current tests have due to cut-offs.
Finally, the FL methodology was able to overcome a series of restrictions that current tests have due to cut-offs.
FL methodology could overcome a series of restrictions that current tests have due to cut-offs Physicians' everyday vocabulary is full of adjectives like: little, great, much, small, low, high, moderate, etc. which they handle in an intuitive way to make therapeutic decisions.
However, a successful adaptive response is predicted to result in sufficient placental nutrient transport to overcome a state of fetal growth restriction.
To avoid legal restrictions and overcome a climate in which anti-Semitism has become unacceptable, extremists are looking for new means to disseminate their nasty ideas and their rewriting of history.
That it was going to overcome a lot of the government restrictions.
Heterokaryon studies between restrictive, Vpu-responsive human cells and permissive, Vpu-unresponsive simian cells led to the concept that Vpu enhances release by overcoming a dominant host restriction [11].
To overcome the restriction, a spherical reflective warm shield is required.
Somewhat surprisingly, the disruption of only one functional restriction enzyme was enough to overcome restriction as a barrier to transformation of C. bescii by E. coli DNA.
