The part of the sentence "restrict them from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing the idea of preventing or limiting someone from doing something. For example: "The teacher restricted the students from using their phones during class."
The combination of monetary relief and future professional restrictions serve both to sanction the defendants' insider trading and to restrict them from future positions of investor trust".
Many senior automotive executives sign agreements that restrict them from jumping quickly to rival companies.
For example, Uber reserves the right to deactivate its drivers' account and restrict them from using the app.
So the first step is obvious: Restrict them from getting any information from users' lists beyond phone numbers and email addresses.
Instead, leaders of 25 of 27 European countries agreed to sign a new fiscal compact that will legally restrict them from fighting recessions with robust fiscal stimulus.
Leaders of 25 European countries agreed to sign a new fiscal compact that will legally restrict them from fighting recessions with robust fiscal stimulus.
The amendment was aimed at the Soviet practice of persecuting Jews while restricting them from leaving.
software that restricts them from being played on non-Apple devices.
Soon after the incident, then President Vladimir Putin forced the closure of many non-governmental organisations (NGOs) after introducing a law restricting them from receiving funding from foreign governments.
It restricts them from yelling directions at players and booing the opposing team, and bans bad sportsmanship for players and coaches.
They had breached the terms of their "gang injunction" which also restricts them from entering the SE11 postcode, or making various provocations in their lyrics.
