"put a limitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to impose a restriction or boundary on something. Example: The company decided to put a limitation on their employees' use of social media during work hours.
"If he's behind you, then he doesn't put a limitation on what you can do".
To put a limitation on it, he went back to his favorite source, the Broadway musical.
?First, we put a limitation on the maximum value of the integral term to prevent the cyclic burst of it.
Right, I am cheerleading to put a limitation on coal prices.
Any alternative hardware form factors — sliders, physical Qwerty keyboards and so on — just get in the way or put a limitation on the software.
Zettaset's strong point is its affordability (pricing depends on the size of the business) and the fact that it doesn't put a limitation on the number of users that have access to the solution, enabling businesses to focus on how to utilize the data and analytics, rather than how to manage it.
Moreover, the threshold voltage of MOSFET does not scale down proportionally with its dimensions, thus putting a limitation on its suitability for low voltage operation.
Varying staining-efficiency and broad electrophoretic bands due to varying glycosylation may add to a certain degree of overlap and inaccuracy, which is a common problem, when working with membrane proteins and puts a limitation to the power of the current method.
While growing older is often seen an increasing limitations -- physically, mentally, financially, socially, culturally -- having plenty of money can put a limit to those limitations.
It is also significant that the scientific consensus that had developed against ocean dumping put a crucial limitation to the space that, up until that point, was assumed available for the disposal of nuclear waste.
Romney said he doesn't want to cut taxes by $5 trillion, a widely reported figure, and put a strict limitation on how much he would actually lower taxes.
