The phrase "a fixed ceiling on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limits or maximum thresholds in various contexts, such as finance, regulations, or policies.
Example: "The government has imposed a fixed ceiling on the amount of carbon emissions allowed for each industry."
Alternatives: "a set limit on" or "a maximum cap on".
However there is a fixed ceiling for each read length, due to the repeat structure of long repeats in genomes.
Hence, long-term care services are only reimbursed up to a fixed ceiling amount, which depends, first, on the type of service utilized and, second, on the patient's 'care level' (ADL dependency group) [ 20].
He is a young role player with some room to grow but has a fixed ceiling somewhere south of stardom.
The insured pay out 100% of the costs until the deductible is reached (100 to 2500 Swiss francs depending on the policy chosen by the insured) and continue to pay 10% of additional expenses up to a fixed ceiling.
That was before the scourge of the PG-13-rated horror movie, with its fixed ceiling on bloodshed and mutilation.
Au thorizing legislation — fixing ceilings on expenditures should cover four years at a time; to coincide with Presi dential terms.
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The majority of these studies have only evaluated the impact of fixed ceiling lifts on extended care residents where the ratio of ceiling lifts to resident beds is one to one.
The Ministry of Finance was saying that increasing health spending beyond a certain fixed ceiling will cause economic problems for the country.
"It is odd that the commission hasn't taken action against the Belgian central bank," she said, "because the initiative behind fixing a ceiling on fees was initiated by them".
