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The phrase "severely restricts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is limited or constrained to a significant degree.
Example: "The new regulations severely restrict the amount of waste that can be produced by factories."
Alternatives: "greatly limits" or "significantly constrains."
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Israel imposes restrictions on what enters and exits Gaza, attacks farmers and fishermen, and severely restricts movement in and out of the enclave.
Hong Kong severely restricts the sale of wild animals as food.
Before legislation is passed that severely restricts such access, we should first consider its negative effects.
Japan also faces obstacles in its pacifist Constitution, which severely restricts the use of Japan's military.
The government allows few foreign journalists in and severely restricts their movements.
The new law severely restricts homeowners' ability to build bulkheads and other hard structures to prevent erosion.
Section 3 of this memo severely restricts contact with White House officials by registered lobbyists to discuss specific stimulus projects.
North Carolina is a 'right-to-work' state, one of those that introduced legislation that severely restricts union rights.
His illness severely restricts his life and only in dreams is he free to be and do what he wants.
Germany very recently adopted the new Cultural Property Protection Act that severely restricts the collecting of and trade in fossils.
There was no comment from Syria's state-run media, and the government severely restricts the movement of independent reporters.
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