The phrase "a fixed cap on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limits or restrictions, particularly in financial or regulatory contexts.
Example: "The new policy establishes a fixed cap on annual bonuses for executives to ensure fair compensation practices."
Alternatives: "a set limit on" or "a predetermined ceiling on".
But in some deals borrowers may remove names without rationale, subject to a fixed cap of typically between 3 and 5 names per financial year.
And a mooted fixed cap on foreign student numbers, to go with the previously announced limit on skilled workers, has been shelved, allegedly because of Lib Dem influence though Mrs May hints that she might reconsider if the number of post-study workers balloons.This is not Mrs May's last word on immigration.
At that time, the sides were working on a fixed cap system, which was originally proposed by the players and accepted by the owners.
At least the Premiership has a fixed cap which every club has to adhere to.
Unlike a fixed cap, their plan would limit the wholesale prices only when day-ahead prices surge at least $100 a megawatt hour.
Nevertheless, measures have been passed which will replace low denomination pokies with more dangerous, high-intensity machines and replace the fixed cap on machine numbers with one that will rise with population growth.
Despite its bipartisan support and seemingly neutral approach, it didn't take long for the nonprofit sector to figure out that a fixed dollar cap on itemized deductions is a stake aimed at the heart of the charitable deduction.
Mr. Romney embraced the concept, but proposed a fixed dollar cap as low as $17,000 rather than a percentage.
A tax provides cost certainty by setting a fixed cost on emissions, whereas cap-and-trade delivers emissions certainty by establishing a declining emissions limit based on an assessment of the reductions level required to protect the climate.
It has a fixed rate on the pollution and no cap on carbon pollution".
