The phrase "a limited drop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a small or restricted decrease in quantity, level, or intensity.
Example: "The report indicated a limited drop in sales during the last quarter, suggesting that the market remains stable."
Alternatives: "a slight decrease" or "a minor reduction".
"Instead of a limited drop-down menu, thousands of functions can be brought to the foreground".The only problem is that the idea is almost certainly unworkable.
From these data, it is obvious that when we probe at resonant with the singlet exciton transition (600 nm) we observe a pulse-width limited drop of absorption which is attributed to state filling by the Coulomb-correlated electron hole pairs at the particular probing energy state.
It attracted so much attention the store brought forward a limited first drop to this weekend.
Even though they're calling it a limited price drop, you'd be wise to never spend more than $299 on an Xbox One again.
The above constraints had been taken to a proposed solution of a heat exchanger based on micro-fluid dynamics, which improve the energy density transferred through the exchanger while maintaining a lower Reynolds number and, subsequently, a limited pressure drop with respect to the convective heat transfer coefficient.
Another said Mr. Abbas had agreed to enter direct talks with Mr. Netanyahu for a limited time, dropping his demand that Israel first accept the pre-1967 borders with minor adjustments as the starting point.
AT&T has long boasted about their rollover minutes and their limited dropped calls.
We announced a very limited record drop, and that record sold out within minutes, most likely via a link from the RecordFlipper blog.
The strip was distributed by the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, but had only a limited appeal and was dropped after a few years.
