The phrase "a new ceiling for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe setting a new limit or standard for something, often in a positive context, such as achievements or expectations.
Example: "The recent advancements in technology have set a new ceiling for what is possible in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a new benchmark for" or "a new standard for".
Mr. Richter is a construction consultant who is helping to design a new ceiling for the tunnel.
Unlike any previous player who might set a new ceiling for contracts, Harper plays for a team that, partly as precaution and partly through good scouting and development, almost can replace him and then use all that money to sign other free agents and seek extensions with current players, such as Anthony Rendon.
For the coalition, whispers are of uncapped fees – or a new ceiling of £16,000, with conditions.
Some of the bureau's innovations are a new overhead luggage bin for the Boeing 777 that opens downward and accommodates carry-on bags with wheels, and a new ceiling design for the 777 that creates room for crew sleeping quarters.
The provision orders a major review by the Pentagon of U.S. overseas commitments, limitations on the size of U.S. troop deployments to Japan and South Korea, and a new ceiling on spending for U.S. military personnel stationed overseas.
Other generous "friends" provided a new ceiling and a hot tub, while payments for heating and water upgrades were made by two aides who have since been implicated in other scandals.
A previous owner had bolted heating ducts along a hallway ceiling and installed a new ceiling under that, bringing the ceiling level down to 6 feet, 2 inches.
They might have a harder argument saying that Americans with an estate worth more than $5m are not rich, for that is the new ceiling for a lower death duty.
The day before, Kristensen noted that the US appears to be moving rapidly towards the new ceilings for deployed warheads agreed in the New Start treaty, and at the current rate could reach the target 1550 figure before the end of the year.
In November, 18 per cent of cod exceeded a new radiation ceiling for food to be implemented in Japan in April – along with 21percentnt of eel, 22percentnt of sole and 33percentnt of seaweed.
In Study 1, respondents with low PF abilities evaluated new floor items, and those with high PF abilities evaluated new ceiling items for clarity, importance and relevance.
