'restrict mobility' is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that limits or impedes the movement of a person or object. For example, "Due to the pandemic, local governments have put in place travel restrictions to restrict mobility between cities".
Imposition of restrictions that restrict mobility and access to resources will create conditions that limit pasture availability (Ayantunde et al. 2008; Lengoiboni et al. 2011).
The EMPOWER project looks at positive behaviour change incentives that guide and enable, rather than eliminate or restrict mobility choice.
The franchise's strategy has been to blend a small supermarket with inexpensive ready-made food and seating, which attracts customers in a city desperately lacking outdoor recreation space and snarled by traffic jams that often restrict mobility.
While Ebola has had a devastating effect on the mining sector – both large-scale, like London Mining, and small-scale – the predominant national response to restrict mobility has been particularly damaging to the ASM sector and the livelihoods of those it supports.
Towards Sustainable Use neither directly challenges nor offers alternatives to Chinese state policies that restrict mobility while providing production goals and inflexible stocking rates, however.
Mobility is one of the main coping strategies pastoralists use during droughts; thus, if conservancies restrict mobility, this affects pastoralists' ability to remain flexible and be able to access variable resources.
One fraction was highly mobile, whereas the other one displayed restricted mobility.
For all his restricted mobility the touch remains.
The joints tend to have restricted mobility rather than hyperextensibility.
Marriage universally plays a major role in discontinuing education, restricted mobility outside and personal freedom.
Dogs have also been trained to perform various services for persons with hearing impairments and restricted mobility.
