The phrase "a daily limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a maximum amount or restriction that is set for each day, often in contexts like spending, consumption, or usage.
Example: "To promote healthier habits, we have established a daily limit of 2,000 calories for our meal plans."
Alternatives: "a daily cap" or "a daily restriction".
Now, everyone has a daily limit of just 140 words each.
Most of us have a daily limit on cashpoint withdrawals of about £200.
For some search engines, users will have a daily limit of free links to Times articles.
But Slovenia has imposed a daily limit of around 2,500 arrivals, saying it will only take in as many people as can then exit into Austria.
Cameron admitted he did not know there was a daily limit or how many his son Ivan (who also had cerebral palsy and epilepsy) received or used.
Greek banks have been shut since 28 June and a daily limit of €60 on cash withdrawals is likely to remain in place even when they re-open.
Stock exchanges in mainland China are struggling and subject to restrictive controls, including a 10% daily limit on how much a stock can gain or lose after the first day of trading.
At the end of a day that saw sharp falls in share prices around the globe, Tsipras used a TV address to ask a public still stunned by the imposition of a €60 daily limit on bank withdrawals to back his resistance to a new round of tough tax increases and spending cuts demanded by the troika of the commission, the ECB and the International Monetary Fund.
As examples, New York state and Virginia set a daily bag limit of six squirrels, whereas Missouri sets a higher daily limit at ten. whereas Missouri sets a higher daily limit at ten.
An earlier poll that put the no camp in the lead was partly done before the Greek government imposed a €60 (£43) daily limit on the money people can withdraw from ATMs, leading to long queues outside banks across the country.
Banks are already closed, with a €60 (£43) daily limit imposed on cash machine withdrawals that has been in place since 28 June, and anti-austerity protesters gathered outside Parliament as last night's vote was taken.
