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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a ceiling for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a limit or maximum level for something, often in economic or regulatory discussions.
Example: "The government has proposed a ceiling for the maximum price of essential goods to protect consumers from inflation."
Alternatives: "a limit on the" or "a cap for the".
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He has just completed a ceiling for the Louvre.
That amounts to setting a floor for the euro or a ceiling for the franc.
Among its many blandishments is an infinity pool that serves as a ceiling for the den.
Since then, $50 has indeed proved to be a ceiling for the oil price.
A ceiling for the public debt of 50% of GDP has been written into the new constitution.
From an American perspective, these levels are a ceiling for the Soviets but a floor for the United States.
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And the Act also has provided a ceiling for California: the 4,400,000 acre-feet of water (plus one-half of surplus) described in § 4(a).
The number of worms cached across two of the three trays therefore provided a ceiling for caching in the third.
The figure would also exceed the nearly $600 billion Congress set in April as a ceiling for discretionary spending for the coming fiscal year.
At the time, investors cheered the news as the company's attempt to set a ceiling for its liability surrounding the medicine.
By the afternoon, the DRL team had clocked a high speed of 163.5 mph, establishing a ceiling for drone enthusiasts around the world.
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