The phrase "restrict attention to" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You could use it when talking about focusing or limiting your attention to only certain elements or topics. For example, "The professor asked us to restrict our attention to the major points of the chapter."
For simplicity, we restrict attention to finite impulse-response models.
In this work, we restrict attention to the one-dimensional situation.
Much of the literature on mechanism design and implementation uses the revelation principle to restrict attention to direct mechanisms.
For simplicity (in this appendix only), we will restrict attention to finite-length inputs (to avoid infinite matrices), and the output signal will also be length.
In this work, we restrict attention to flows where we may neglect fluid inertia (Stokes flows), particle inertia and Brownian motion.
This is why we restrict attention to longer debt overhang periods in the JEP paper, though as noted there are only a very limited number of short ones.
This is why we restrict attention to longer debt overhang periods in the JEP paper., though as noted there are only a very limited number of short ones.
However, if the system is not connected, this quantity diverges and it is preferable to restrict attention to the giant (largest) component of the system (see below).
Previous theoretical and empirical analyses of such programs restrict attention to the former benefit while the stated motivation for such programs highlights the latter benefit.
We do not address the full persuasion problem but restrict attention to a simpler one that we call targeting, i.e. inducing a specific belief state.
To focus attention on the effects of elastic stress, we restrict attention to interface-controlled kinetics, neglecting bulk transport; and to avoid geometric complications, we limit our discussion to two space-dimensions.
