The phrase "within strict limits" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is constrained or restricted in some way. Example: The government has imposed a new policy that requires all businesses to operate within strict limits on water usage.
In a way, the containment that Walker forces upon his family offers an invitation to become creative within strict limits.
However, just as a co-commentator must hurriedly cobble together a coherent sentence, newspaper editors have to work within strict limits on their back pages.
Divorce, therefore, was allowed, but only within strict limits, so that "the most sacred of contracts should not become the toy of caprice".
So more troops were sent and more bombs were dropped, while at the same time the fighting was kept within strict limits to avoid domestic unrest or a general war with China.
There was a certain amount of scientific material that I had to look into, but I made it a point to keep this aspect of the work within strict limits.
The European Union already has a strict rule book, called the Stability and Growth Pact, which lays down a process to keep budget deficits within strict limits and even has penalties for not doing so.
Those would provide a defense against medium- and short-range missiles within the strict limits of the ABM treaty.
Within these strict limits the writer must operate as vividly as he can, drawing as much as possible upon a sympathy with the reader, hoping that a single word will be enough to turn the reader inward, remind him, perhaps, of a similar emotion of his own, to bring him along willingly down the path of the story.
Blood flow to the kidney is normally approximately 20% of CO and kept within relatively strict limits due to autoregulation [24].
By the 1st century ce there were already modifications of the system: the father's power of life and death had shrunk to that of light chastisement, and the son could bind his father by contract with a third party within the same strict limits that applied to slaves and their masters.
Cambridge, for example, believes it can get no further with controlling traffic within the city by strict limits on public parking because uncontrolled private non-residential parking now accounts for more than 85% of the available parking spaces within the city.Although the white paper is still in its formative stage, some signals are emerging from ministers.
