"self limitation" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is a noun phrase meaning the act of limiting oneself, or of restraining or controlling one's own actions or behavior. For example, you could say "Learning the skill of self limitation can help you achieve your goals more quickly."
The main objective is to assess the effectiveness of four types of gambling moderators: limiting bonuses, self-exclusion, self-limitation and information.
The study is divided into four sub-studies depending on the studied moderator: limiting bonuses, self-exclusion, self-limitation and information.
The research is divided into four sub-studies depending on the studied moderator: limiting bonuses, self-exclusion, self-limitation and information.
Further, high dose antigen-presentation, which counteracts Treg suppression [227], in the case of malaria-antigens [312] relieves self-limitation of malaria-specific responses [312], implicating malaria-specific Tregs in self-limiting immune responses to infected hepatocytes.
His modesty, which has sometimes seemed like self-limitation, allowed him to relish his accomplishments without seeming pompous.
Then God performed an act of tsimtsum, self-limitation, contracting in order to make room for Creation.
Yet his close ties to his current chief speak, at least, to limitless patience and self-limitation.
But no such spirit of self-limitation inhibits IS, for whom destroying the enemies' holy things serves a double purpose.
Christianity, he asserts, returns at this moment to the story of Job, the man abandoned by God: "It is Christ (God) himself who has to occupy the place of Job.... Man's existence is living proof of God's self-limitation".
In overflowing love, God created rational and spiritual beings through the Logos (Word); this creative act involves a degree of self-limitation on God's part.
