The phrase "the constraint of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a limitation placed on something. For example, "The constraint of time makes it difficult to properly finish this project."
For these flows the constraint of incompressibility is automatically satisfied.
And Wolverton clearly chafes under the constraint of conventional genres.
This is comedy that's absolutely liberated from any constraints – even from the constraint of an audience.
The choice of undefined concepts and axioms is free, apart from the constraint of consistency.
Mr. Bush, like Mr. Clinton, has the constraint of having been in office for four years, and many of his ideas are well-known to Americans.
Ironically, its complexity was a result of its essential conservatism: the constraint of leaving intact, as much as possible, preëxisting structures of health care and insurance.
Without the constraint of location, homework can be collaborative; not only with other members of the class and teachers, but with students in any part of the world.
What does Scalia mean when he says that "even the Virginia Senators" are under the constraint of knowing that "the State government is not their government"?
"The challenge for me is that my goal is to be funny, but within the constraint of using only about forty to fifty words," Willems told me.
Here, the constraint of rigidity has already been expressed by reducing the coordinate space to that of six generalized coordinates.
That was a smart way of breaking out of the constraint of tailoring and giving uptown clothes a youthful vibe.
