The phrase "a limited value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a restricted or small amount of worth or significance.
Example: "The research provided a limited value in understanding the broader implications of the study."
Alternatives: "a small worth" or "a restricted significance".
However, previous investigations have been limited by the use of self-reported scales or data from National Health Surveys, with a limited value as diagnostic tool.
The few cases of conservative management that were reported had a limited value and unsatisfactory results.
Silica nanoparticles can be considered as good scale formation inhibitors but they can be effective up to a limited value.
Military officials deemed those conclusions "of a limited value" and decided to keep the study secret, the New York Times reported.
On one hand, the joint loads are calculated and constrained within a limited value to avoid the failure of fasteners.
Consequently, the values of model parameters (effective diffusivity, particle-fluid mass-transfer coefficient) hardly, if ever, prove meaningful or have a limited value.
These innovative materials exhibit a limited value of the strength in tension and therefore need to be reinforced with either steel or FRP pultruded internal bars.
However as the electrolytic coloring is going on and the currents decrease reaching a limited value, then these ratios change slightly not only with respect to the time of coloring but also to the material types.
But there is a limited value in their enthusiasm if their school offers no cricket, if their clubs lack junior sections, qualified coaches and decent facilities, and if their county club is slowly and inexorably going to the wall, undermined by the collapse of coverage in a newspaper industry beset by cost-cutting.
The TOG systems based on TENG-DEA conjunction can achieve a fast-speed, highly efficient and multifunctional modulation of the grating period, while the breakdown problem of these TOG devices is largely suppressed since the maximum transferred charges from TENG device is under a limited value.
The use of isolated or combined criteria, such as the marks obtained by students in medical schools, their performance in tests of theoretical knowledge and evaluations of clinical competence, or personal interviews, have a limited value for identifying those candidates who will perform better during the residency and later on during independent practice.
