The phrase "restrict the time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to limit or control the amount of time for something. Example: The teacher decided to restrict the time for the test to one hour.
And while explicit age limits are a thing of the past, many grant programmes in the Netherlands restrict the time between successive steps in the grantee's career, effectively diminishing the options for second-chancers.
Therefore, parents should restrict the time they devote to other pleasures until their grades improve.
Then, go the "Data Selection" in the table at the top of the page, where you can restrict the time period as you wish by typing in the range of months and years you would like, clicking on "Restrict Ranges", and then clicking on "Stop Selecting".
Although VA may restrict the time, place, and/or manner of care under this section, VA will continue to offer the full range of needed medical care to which a patient is eligible under title 38 of the United States Code or Code of Federal Regulations.
We also want to restrict the time that jobseekers can legally stay in this country.
One more would be medical protocols that restrict the time astronauts are allowed to stay on the station to limit their exposure to harmful doses of space radiation.
We restrict the times when they have treats.
Among other things, they were concerned that the family viewing time agreement would restrict the times in which stations could air their shows in syndication.
Windows 8.1 includes parental controls that allow you to restrict the times your children can use the PC and the programs they can run.
The independent review, commissioned by Prime Minister David Cameron, is expected to demand an age-rating system similar to that used for films, which would restrict the times when raunchy videos can be shown.
As we restrict the time-bandwidth product of an SCPC sequence and an MCPC sequence to be the same, the narrowband assumption also holds for MCPC CAZACs.
