The phrase "a height limit for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing restrictions or regulations regarding the maximum height of structures, objects, or individuals in a specific context.
Example: "The city council has imposed a height limit for new buildings to preserve the skyline."
Alternatives: "a maximum height for" or "a height restriction on".
The developers of the new building said they were attracted to the project both by its proximity to transit links and by the change in zoning last summer that allowed an increase in the density of residential buildings constructed in the area and set a height limit of 120 feet for new buildings.
The SmartCode Zoning Ordinance had a height limit of 90 feet for structures, which was much less than the 210-foot smokestacks required by Rockwool.
Following the completion of the 76-story Columbia Center in 1985, a citywide land-use plan known as the Citizens Alternative Plann (CAP), which was aimed at curbing too-rapid development, established height and density limits on new construction that included a height limit of 450 feet (137 metres) for office buildings.
Thus, in one area, stations might be at 88.1, 88.9, 89.7, etc., while in an adjacent area, stations might be at 88.3, 89.1, 89.9, 90.7 etc. Certain frequencies were designated for Class A only (see FM broadcasting), which had a limit of 3 kW ERP and an antenna height limit for the center of radiation of 300 feet (91.4 m) height above average terrain (HAAT).
In the 1970s, San Diego voters implemented a 30-foot height limit for construction along the city's coastline and required a public vote to build taller.
When a proposal was made to lower the height limit for new buildings in parts of the business district from five to three stories, officials of the historic preservation society applauded, saying new development often threatens old buildings because there is little open land.
Biologists have long thought that the height limit for trees comes down to a plumbing problem.
3. Make sure your child isn't above the height limit for that brand; you may need a different brand.
Acting on the advice of a city planner, Mr. Miller capped the windmill at 35 feet, the height limit for buildings in his low-density neighborhood.
