The phrase 'restricts the range of' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when trying to explain that a certain action limits the possible number of outcomes. For example, "The implementation of new policies restricts the range of available options."
In some euro-zone countries, the size of loans is limited by law, in others a lack of competition restricts the range of mortgages.
According to a report by the Federation of American Scientists, the ability of the S-400 is just within the limits defined by the ABM Treaty, which restricts the range of interceptor missiles fielded by both sides.
According to the uncertainty principle, exchanging a particle with mass sets a limit on the time allowed for the exchange and therefore restricts the range of the resulting force.
The opposite of this freedom would arise when an institution (e.g., the church) restricts the range of theological inquiry with normative claims, forcing the discipline therewith to assume ideological functions.
All of which restricts the range of activities that we can look at.
This paradigm restricts the range of habitats that are typically sampled and managed for crayfish conservation.
The Central Limit Theorem in the form of (1.7) restricts the ranges of possible values of and.
Natural selection has tailored the developmental characteristics of animals to the natural ranges of variation of their environments, so that human restriction of those environments tends to restrict the range of variety within species dependent on them.
But there can be progress by restricting the range of the enemy.
That, to some extent, restricted the range of actions that we had.
As studies for the US Federal Reserve and other such bolsheviks show, cash incentives narrow people's focus and restrict the range of their thinking.
