The phrase "restricted application of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limitations or specific contexts in which something is applied or utilized.
Example: "The restricted application of this theory limits its effectiveness in broader scenarios."
Alternatives: "limited use of" or "narrow application of".
These approaches are non-transgenic and may have particular interest for the industry where the debate on genetically modified organisms has restricted application of these technologies to crop improvement.
This has restricted application of the DNase I approach to cells in culture and freshly isolated tissue and has prevented the use of this technology on clinical tissue samples that are typically scarce, stored frozen and from which nuclei are difficult to obtain.
The visibility and detailed checking offered by using refinement as the correctness criterion differentiate our approach from simply being a restricted application of model checking.
This approach discards the restricted application of the age-long concept of return-on-investment (ROI) to physical assets in maintenance and offers a fresh look at the human side of this novel idea.
Furthermore, the new distinguishing mechanism which is based on the Gibbs phenomenon in discontinuity, between continuous and discontinuous regions is introduced to eliminate the excessive numerical dissipation in the continuous region by the restricted application of MLP according to the decision of the distinguishing function.
I think that we can identify two primary motivations for this paper: (1) a perhaps somewhat restricted application of scientific reasoning, and (2) an excessive dependence on natural selection.
Such restricted applications of 2D semantics are intended to systematize and explain uncontroversial aspects of linguistic understanding.
An inability to practically handle large sample numbers has restricted applications of conventional flow cytometers and microscopes in combinatorial cell assays, network biology, and drug discovery.
Membrane fouling is the most important problem which restricts application of membrane processes.
However, to exploit contemporary potentialities of FEM to solve a complex engineering problem requires high level of expertise; this restricts application of achievements of FE analysis in industry.
Introducing dual anodes does not restrict application of closed-loop control for high rate deposition of transparent and scratch-resistant Al2O3 films.
