The phrase 'restrictive perspective' is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase to refer to a way of looking at something that is limited or narrow in scope and may not take into account certain important aspects of an issue. For example, "The study results were limited by the restrictive perspective from which they were conducted."
50 In a more restrictive health perspective, the costs related to the rehabilitation of victims of torture in Switzerland correspond more or less to ten hospitals of reference for 20 million people in an African country.
Piecewise o-monotonicity is both permissive and restrictive, depending on the perspective.
This subsection establishes two factors that contribute to the dominance, from the buyer's perspective, of the restrictive over the basic contract.
This perspective reveals their potentially restrictive nature.
If one denies that such mental events should be regarded as perceptual experiences, then, Martin suggests, one owes some kind of justification for this denial, for this stance on what is required for a mental event to be a perceptual experience will seem, from a common sense perspective, to be too restrictive.
From a layman's perspective, its language is fairly restrictive.
Record linkage between demographic surveillance population databases and health care facility data based on biometric identification systems would allow for a more comprehensive evaluation of population health, including the ability to study health service utilisation from a population perspective, rather than the more restrictive health service perspective.
For the theoretical developments, assumptions (S1) and (S2) have been crucial, but from an applied perspective the assumptions are very restrictive.
Although the chi-square difference test has traditionally been used in multigroup CFA to test between competing models, Cheung and Rensvold (2002) argued that from an applied perspective this may be overly restrictive.
Importantly, RO-DBT provides a unique perspective on the etiology underlying AN (specifically the restrictive subtype) by conceptualizing restrictive eating as a form of maladaptive inhibitory control that is part of an overcontrolled style of coping [ 18, 32].
