The phrase "restricts applications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing limitations or constraints placed on the use of certain applications or software.
Example: "The new policy restricts applications that do not meet the security standards set by the organization."
Alternatives: "limits usage" or "constrains applications."
Membrane fouling is the most important problem which restricts application of membrane processes.
However, to exploit contemporary potentialities of FEM to solve a complex engineering problem requires high level of expertise; this restricts application of achievements of FE analysis in industry.
However, the poor solubility makes it difficult to disperse in the aqueous solution and restricts application [8].
In evidence to the committee, Donaldson said he did not have "sole or overall responsibility" for attempts to restrict applications from non-EU doctors.
Tanna agrees judicial review is often the only thing that works and would be alarmed at any moves to restrict applications.
It holds particular relevance to biology, where sensitivity and resolution constraints restrict applications both in fundamental biophysics and in medicine.
Other factors that have limited the use of concentrated solar, such as aesthetic objections to mounting concentrator systems on suburban rooftops, may largely restrict applications to commercial buildings or arrays in the desert.
An inability to practically handle large sample numbers has restricted applications of conventional flow cytometers and microscopes in combinatorial cell assays, network biology, and drug discovery.
However, HAp ceramics tend to be brittle which can restrict applications in the repair of load-bearing tissues such as bones.
The letters sent this week by Pennsylvania regulators made no mention of any plans to test river sediment or to restrict applications on land of sludge from these waste treatment plants that are accepting drilling waste.
