The phrase "restricting the implementation" is correct and can be used in written English.
You would use it when talking about a situation in which something or someone is constraining or limiting the successful completion of a task or process. For example, "The company's budget was restricting the implementation of the new business strategy."
Lack of adequate training during residency influences the subsequent use of a specific technique and ultimately may restrict the implementation of MIS in daily practice after completion of residency training [11, 12].
However, other institutional aspects restrict the implementation of agri-environmental payment schemes.
Although the thermal and mechanical performance of the system is not impaired, biological defacement has an enormous aesthetic impact, affecting the inhabitants' living experience and restricting the full implementation of this technology.
A drawback that restricts the systematic implementation of CGA is that it is time consuming, as we observed in our results.
Barriers in the "Change Process" category can mediate other identified barriers during the implementation process by restricting the ability to overcome them and achieve a successful EMR adoption.
To account for this distinction, one option is to retain the current account of computational implementation while restricting the class of descriptions that count as computational descriptions.
One was a narrow programme, restricted to the implementation of economic reforms and deficit-cutting measures agreed by Berlusconi with the European institutions.
Much of the research reported to date has been restricted to the implementation of very simple behaviors using small ANN controllers.
Tony Blair agreed to postpone implementation of new EU rules restricting the sales of herbal medicines in the UK after lobbying by the Prince of Wales in February 2005, letters published on Wednesday reveal.
But that is a matter of implementation, not an in-principle argument for restricting the role of the sector.
