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The phrase "a few limits in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing constraints or boundaries within a specific context or subject matter.
Example: "There are a few limits in the project scope that we need to address before moving forward."
Alternatives: "some restrictions in" or "a couple of boundaries in".
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There are a few limits in Florida law that make power of attorney documents in the state unique.
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In reality, however, a few limits might not be a bad idea.
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Their upcoming series against England will be complete by the time the Masters tournament in the UAE begins, and the Twenty20 World Cup in India is one of a few limited-overs tournaments for the Proteas in the first half of 2016.
Why the direction of migration follows a double-exponential distribution is less obvious, but may reveal that there are just a few limiting steps underlying the behavior documented in Fig. 7D.
Due to variation between trials in outcomes assessed, analyses for all outcomes included data from one or only a few trials, limiting confidence in the generalizability of results.
Most productions are structured like limited partnerships or, in a few cases, limited liability companies (which protects you from losing more than what you put in).
In our 9 days stay in Istanbul, we visit the restaurant quite a few times (limited by my very selective in food mother-in-law who doesn't take to new cuisines easily).
To date, these technologies could only identify phenotypes of a few diseases, limiting their role in clinical settings where hundreds of diagnoses must be considered.
Don't completely avoid eating out or enjoying a few off-limits foods once in a while.
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