The phrase "a maximum cap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the highest limit or ceiling on a particular quantity, such as costs, fees, or other measurable factors.
Example: "The organization has set a maximum cap on the budget for this project to ensure financial responsibility."
Alternatives: "a maximum limit" or "a ceiling amount".
Surely there should be a minimum cap on compensation due to overbooking, not a maximum cap?
The DWP also set a maximum cap for payments for each contract, which came to £28.4m for the 10 programmes combined.
Starkey was calling for a maximum cap on the size of a loan of £300and admitted that he was astonished by Osborne's decision.
The regulation specifies that if a passenger is involuntarily bumped, airlines have to pay a penalty amounting to 200%400%% (depending on the delay length) of the one-way fare that they paid with a maximum cap of $1,350.
The EU's Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) has done just that since 2005, based on "cap and trade": a maximum cap is set on the total GHG emissions for regulated industries; those emitting more can buy "carbon allowances" and those emitting less can sell them, or trade them on the open market.
Instead, by imposing a maximum cap of £35,000 on the amount any individual would have to pay and by lifting the means-testing threshold to £100,000 (ie, you would only have to start paying the full costs of your care if you owned more than £100,000) Dilnot says the government could create a system under which no one would have to spend more than 30% of their assets on their care.
No school will lose more than 3% overall, with a maximum cut capped at 1.5% per year.
The insurance company couldn't deny coverage due to Riley's pre-existing condition, nor was there a lifetime maximum cap on costs.
It was also astounding to learn that there is currently only a $200 million dollar maximum cap to pay for all of the expenses for everyone including, lifelong therapy, hospitalizations, limb attachments, psychiatrists, and punitive damages.
The new overdraft offering, which is now in effect, includes a reduced cap on charges, meaning customers will pay no more than £60 a quarter in fees, down from a maximum cost cap of £150 a quarter.
The building also charges pool dues of $360 per adult per season, with a maximum family cap of $1,085.
