"transport constraints" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to anything preventing or limiting the movement of people or goods, such as government or health restrictions due to the current pandemic. For example, "The global pandemic has led to a number of transport constraints that have impeded the movement of goods."
This is because of transport constraints.
Here, we focus on transport constraints related to uptake of the neutral amino acids and their impact on hepatic metabolism and liver-specific functions.
Upper and lower bounds for an effective diffusivity characteristic of binary diffusion through a heterogeneous medium are calculated by imposing geometric and transport constraints on the pore size distribution.
Several distinct dew-points are shown to exist in such systems (depending upon one's operational definition or method of detection), and, as a result of transport constraints, the "sharp" locus between two chemically distinct condensates is systematically moved to a difference mainstream composition.
BONEPWA Programme Officer was not able to visit schools on a regular basis because of financial and transport constraints.
These constraints add to the geographical isolation and transport constraints that characterize large parts of the region.
My calculations suggest that not permitting Keystone XL will result in a binding transport constraint by 2024 at the very latest.
It was seen as a means of overcoming what was essentially a transport constraint.
If a bumper harvest resulted in low prices or if they were unable to get all of the crop to market, they left the surplus in the field to rot This transport constraint to increased production was overcome, to some extent, by improved storage (see Box 26).
Transport capacity constraints in the US, weaker EU sugar prices and a deterioration in ethanol margins were behind the hit to its bulk ingredients unit, it said.
Moreover, the absence of a paid employment for the woman, the large size of the household, Islamic or animist religions, the poor quality of healthcare services in modern healthcare centres, poverty, high costs of healthcare and transport are constraints which push pregnant women to prefer the services of traditional midwives to those of the modern services of maternal health.
