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The phrase "a limited rush for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a brief or constrained surge of interest or demand for something.
Example: "There was a limited rush for the new product, as only a few customers were aware of its release."
Alternatives: "a brief surge for" or "a constrained demand for".
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Total demand was only about two-thirds of what it can reach in the summer, but, with several power stations out of action for maintenance, even a limited rush for cool air proved too much for the system.The black-outs, which went on until cooler weather arrived later in the week, hit about 300,000 customers for an hour at a time.
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He has a limited pass rush repertory and simply won't gain pressure on a consistent basis.
TRANSPORTATION TUNNEL REAWAKENS The Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel was scheduled to reopen for limited rush-hour bus service on Monday morning.
And Barber, except for his fumble, continued to excel in limited rushing attempts and as a receiver out of the backfield.
Roughly three hours later, Judi Wong, another owner, was up at the Fairway market at Broadway and West 74th Street, trying to pull together a limited charcuterie menu for the restaurant's rushed reopening, with Ms. Wong being perhaps a bit too aggressive as she grabbed as much food as she could.
There is a limited space for pedestrians.
A headlong rush for biofuels might have similar effects.
A limited number of $36.25 $46.255 for Saturday evenings) student rush tickets are available at the box office three hours before each show (Brantley).
A rush for whom?
A rush for the exit is also likely.
"It was a rush for me.
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