"pose limitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that limits or restricts a certain situation or activity. For example: "The new safety regulations will pose limitations on the number of employees who can work at the same time."
Yet data availability and data quality still pose limitations [6].
Possible shortages of skilled welders with the requisite knowledge and training pose limitations.
The traditional surgical methods with alveolar bone augmentation pose limitations on improving volumetric stability and implant stability.
This chapter discusses several biological and cellular barriers that pose limitations to the clinical application of nonviral gene delivery systems.
Traditional carbon-steel armour wires pose limitations (e.g. long spans, weight reduction, corrosion and fatigue) for flexible risers to operate in demanding and deeper water environments.
While formal definitions are clear from the mathematical point of view, they pose limitations in applied sciences that have not been yet tackled.
While, some GTs with broad spectrum of substrate specificity are promising candidates for glycoengineering while others with stringent specificity pose limitations in accepting molecules and performing catalysis.
Tethered recording systems, while proven effective in rodents pose limitations in arboreal animals such as the marmoset that typically roam in a three-dimensional environment.
The focus is now shifting to data extraction: what are the possibilities for extracting the data and does the adopted strategy pose limitations?
Fe3O4 has been regarded as one of the sustainable alternatives for anode materials of Li-ion batteries (LIBs), but the severe volume expansion and agglomeration of Fe3O4 nanoparticles pose limitations to the lithium storage capability.
