"restricted to doing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or something being limited in what they are able to do. For example: "The task was complex, so the team was restricted to doing the most basic tasks."
Although in principle these were general-purpose computers, they were still largely restricted to doing tough math problems.
What people actually need for many of their computing tasks is computers that are much more like appliances: restricted to doing just a few things really well.
The laws only restrict the money unions use to represent workers in the workplace – the very activities right-to-work proponents say unions should be restricted to doing – not the money that unions throw at politicians.
Instead, they only cripple a union's ability to perform the mundane, everyday functions of representing workers on the job – the very tasks Republicans say unions should be restricted to doing.
In a simulated test using software that tracks objects such as cars in video, Singular's approach was capable of processing frames almost 100 times faster than a conventional processor restricted to doing correct math while using less than 2percentt as much power.
The team did not have a spare so the Russian was restricted to doing system-check laps without a front wing for the rest of the day.
Earlier this week Hamilton said: "I have come from a place with a lot of control, a really controlled environment where you are restricted to do and say what you are told".
On August 9th 2001, President George Bush announced that federal funding for human-embryonic-stem-cell research would be restricted to work done on those cell lines established by that date.
7 8 Subgroup analysis of studies restricted to Europe did not show an increased risk of UBC in patients with type 2 diabetes.
The user can also filter by significance level and the results can be restricted to experiments done by specific authors, performed on a specific platform type, etc.
At the survival times we used, rabies infection was restricted to neurons and did not cause cell lysis.
