The phrase "restrict resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when the speaker is referring to limiting or reducing the amount of resources available. For example, "The government has implemented policies to restrict resources for non-essential services."
Climate change will restrict resource availability and alter conditions that are vital to oilseed crop growth and yield, thus instigating environmentally induced shifts in phenotypes.
The results show how overall consensus of opinion towards fencing among pastoralists is positive; fences do restrict resource access yet on balance herding demands are reduced and livestock security improved.
Local government shares many of Whitehall's challenges, including restricted resources and the need to deliver short term results often at the cost of longer term, strategic planning.
"Faced with a stagnant, 10-year budget forecast, restricted resources and the need to address healthcare and safety needs of a rapidly growing percentage of healthy citizens over the age of 70, city leaders got creative," reads one of its marketing brochures.
Access restricted resources include subscription services or premium peer-reviewed journals.
The need to manufacture more new products with restricted resources urges companies to perform innovative design.
Low cost justifies the adoption of ACAGATATA even by teachers with restricted resources.
The FIA is also looking at finding a way of restricting resources - and therefore cutting costs - on engines.
However, due to their restricted resources, the existing Technology Intelligence (TI) systems do not correspond to SME-specific needs.
However, existing planning tools do not correspond to SME-specific needs; restricted resources often render their implementation difficult.
