"restrict availability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when something is not easily accessible or obtainable. For example, "Due to the pandemic, many places have had to restrict availability of goods and services."
First restrict availability, then the habit may change, they argue.It may be an uphill struggle.
The military agency said it would restrict availability to the mission's most detailed mapping data for national security reasons.
Because hoteliers can manage the price of the rooms in points, they don't restrict availability during high season.
In the latest phase, however, progressively unstable conditions restrict availability of niches, allowing survival of one branch only.
Without some rights for landlords over their property, the consequence will be, as it was with council housing, to restrict availability and diminish flexibility.
At the moment, the main source of supply is in China, whose government has used its near-monopoly to restrict availability and push up the price.
The number of hospitals in the United States with this capability is limited, which restricts availability of this proven technology.
It is shown how and in which way public access and internal administrative data distribution restricts availability of data and system structure.
Common policies such as raising alcohol taxes, setting a minimum unit price for alcohol and restricting availability with minimum legal drinking ages, aim to discourage alcohol misuse and raise income to pay for its burden on society.
With one exception, the samples plot above the pyrite line, which indicates restricted availability of degradable OM during sediment deposition.
The criminal justice approach involves decriminalizing certain non-violent behaviors, restricting availability of lethal weapons, and seeking alternative institutions to incarceration.
