The phrase "restrictions in terms of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the specific limitations or constraints that apply to a particular situation or topic. Example: "There are strict restrictions in terms of time and budget for this project." This means that there are specific limitations on the amount of time and money that can be allocated for the project.
But when the restrictions in terms of where to smoke or whatever, that certainly had an effect.
The present cure against tuberculosis has substantial restrictions, in terms of their efficiency, side-effect outline, and complication of handling.
Without data compression, these data rates conflict the neurophysiologic restrictions in terms of energy consumption and silicon area.
Or rather it places a lot of restrictions in terms of what developers can do with the device including the APIs and data they can access.
"There should be no restrictions in terms of the public's ability to photograph the building from the outside," he said, "because it's a public space".
But Israeli officials have explained the willingness to ease restrictions in terms of trying to ensure the longevity of the cease-fire.
There is no restriction in terms of access.
Existing solutions offered for providing multicast communications in WMN have severe restriction in terms of almost all performance characteristics.
First, we present a two-step homogenization procedure in a general setting which besides the usual assumptions of Eshelby-based models, does not suffer any restriction in terms of material properties, aspect ratio or orientation.
The major goal of this project is to assess whether the role of the circadian system in the disturbed sleep is characteristic of elderly humans, and to determine the effect of aging upon the consequences of sleep restriction in terms of cognitive performance, vigilance and metabolic changes.
This review provides an overview of the various aspects of dietary management of hyperphosphatemia in patients with CKD, with special emphasis on reducing intestinal phosphorus load in those patients by careful prescription of phosphate-containing medications and dietary restriction in terms of low dietary phosphate/protein ratio.
