The phrase "a ceiling beyond which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a limit or threshold that cannot be exceeded or surpassed.
Example: "In our organization, we have established a ceiling beyond which no employee can receive a bonus."
Alternatives: "a limit that cannot be exceeded" or "a threshold that cannot be surpassed."
I can get money but there is a ceiling beyond which people won't take a risk.
Some believe that there is a ceiling beyond which absorption and storage cease.
The ECB's rate-setting council, already 22-strong, will eventually reach a ceiling beyond which voting rights would rotate among smaller members.
"I had reached a ceiling beyond which I would never grow until I gave up control of our product and how we sold it," he wrote in the blog post.
Chancellor Alistair Darling said, in his pre-budget report, that in future increases in pension costs would be shared with staff, up to a ceiling beyond which the burden would fall just on employees.
House Republicans said they intended to impose a limit on the amount of money that any Medicare beneficiary would have to pay for prescription drugs in a year -- "a monetary ceiling beyond which Medicare would pay 100percentt of beneficiaries' drug costs," according to a summary of the proposal.
The results show, however, that there is a rather sharp ceiling beyond which there is little gain in increasing ventilation capacity.
The sensible approach would be to eliminate the ceiling beyond which the earnings of the wealthy people are exempt from Social Security taxes.
"They think that the escalation ceiling, beyond which Pakistan will be forced to respond, is higher than previously assessed, and therefore they are willing to do more than India has done previously," said Ashok Malik, a senior fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, a policy organization based in New Delhi.
However, in order to curb the national budget deficits, Ministry of Finance introduced budget ceilings beyond which the hospital cannot be funded; and line item financing as opposed to global funding which constrains the degree of flexibility in priority setting at the hospital management level.
A ceiling may exist beyond which a system cannot adjudicate," she said.
