"restricted use of" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a limitation or limitation placed on something. Example: The park has restricted use of its playground equipment due to safety concerns.
§ 56.5006 Restricted use of chemicals.
Brazil, where dengue is a significant health challenge, had already recommended restricted use of the vaccine.
His early works are characterized by their heavy impasto and restricted use of colour.
Until now, Russia has restricted use of its territory for the Afghan war to railroad shipments of nonlethal supplies.
For example, an earlier draft restricted use of fertilizer to between April and November, but was amended to between April and December.
This is the first time the F.D.A. has restricted use of a cancer drug that had received so-called accelerated approval.
The front-end allows restricted use of variables and functions and compiles general weight constraint rules to basic constraint rules.
In response to Mike Luque's comments, Oregon has restricted use of two neonicotinoids (not an outright ban though) following the bumble bee die-off.
In 2005, the agency heavily restricted use of the AstraZeneca lung cancer drug Iressa after it did not prolong survival in clinical trials.
The reduction of CO2 emissions, the restricted use of fossil fuels and the enhancement of sustainable energy sources are the most important advantages of this technology.
China, which for years has heavily restricted use of the internet inside its borders, had resisted joining the talks until Thursday, raising concerns over the language in the statement advocating a 'high standard outcome.'" — BREAKING: Roger Stone indicted.
