The phrase "the problem is restricted" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that there are limitations or restrictions placed on the problem being discussed. Example: "In order to find a solution, we must first understand that the problem is restricted to a specific group of people and cannot be applied universally."
I suggested that perhaps people believe that the problem is restricted to other people's children.
We show that the approximation factor of the algorithm is k, where k is the number of terminals, in the case when the problem is restricted to quasi-bipartite graphs.
In [7], the problem is restricted in two constraints that are the consequent and the minimum improvement.
To apply the numerical method, the solution domain of the problem is restricted over an interval a≤x≤b.
For the numerical calculation, the solution domain of the problem is restricted over an interval a ≤ x ≤ b.
The problem is restricted to about 100-110 million hectares of irrigated land located in semi-arid and arid zones.
Polar bears here may be the first extirpation event," he wrote, though he noted that so far the problem was restricted to habitat loss.
Initially the problem was restricted to the New Stand, but once the floodlights went out, the umpires took the decision to take the players off the field.
But NRDC's Osann disagrees with the claim that this problem is restricted to older devices needing to be retired or adjusted.
Thus, in a second step, the solution space of the synthesis problem is restricted to an acceptable deviation from minimal aggregated costs.
Our final version of the property-based problem is restricted to intentional mental properties, that is, properties in virtue of which some mental states propositional attitudes, perceptual experiences, mental images, and so on are about something, properties in virtue of which mental states have representational content.
