"poses a limitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing the effects or implications of a certain situation or condition. For example: The inability to access the necessary materials poses a limitation to completing this project on time.
However, the uncontrolled sulfur/selenium diffusion poses a limitation on the growth process.
It is important to acknowledge that the small number of subjects in this sample poses a limitation to the study.
scCO2 is able to overcome pit impermeability which poses a limitation to effective biocide treatment in heartwood [6].
Conducting polymers have been widely used in biomedical applications such as biosensors and tissue engineering but their non-degradability still poses a limitation.
Because of the absence of PTH measurements, calcium in 24-h urine specimens, and proper imaging of patients with suspected LIH, we were unable to investigate this in our sample, which poses a limitation of our study.
Although imperfect matching poses a limitation to the generalizability of our study, it is important to note that using SIPP surveys matched to administrative records is currently the only feasible approach to conduct a comprehensive analysis of coping strategies for SSDI applicants.
This issue may pose a limitation on applicability of the Dalhousie dyspnea and perceived exertion scales.
Higher particle losses in this TD, both thermophoretic and diffusional, pose a limitation when dealing with low particle concentrations.
Due to the limited scope of this paper, various aspects related to this field of research could not be fully examined and pose a limitation to discussing this topic to a greater extent.
Constrained financial resources for implementation also posed a limitation, reducing the impact of the toolkit pilot, especially in terms of the capacity to design and test hardware related solutions (e.g., facilities, materials, and supplies).
However, the size of the TMDs material prepared by the mechanical exfoliation method is quite small approximately on the tens of microns scale, posing a limitation to real device applications.
