The phrase "a predetermined limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific threshold or boundary that has been established in advance.
Example: "The project cannot exceed a predetermined limit of $10,000 in expenses."
Alternatives: "a set limit" or "an established threshold."
Kenneth R. Feinberg, who was appointed by President Obama to oversee the $20 billion escrow fund set up by BP, said payments would be speeded up and would no longer have a predetermined limit.
I've found it helpful to set a predetermined limit.
If a tested athlete goes over a predetermined limit (50percentt in the case of cycling), he is not allowed to start a race.
Employing sonar, laser or radar technology, the devices detect unseen objects very close to the car or operate an advanced cruise control that maintains a set distance from the cars ahead, rather than simply enforcing a predetermined limit on vehicle speed.
According to repair limit PM policy, when a unit fails, the repair cost is estimated and repair is undertaken if the estimated cost is less than a predetermined limit; otherwise, the unit is replaced.
Each vehicle that starts from and ends at the depot is not allowed to travel a distance longer than a predetermined limit and each customer must be visited exactly once.
If there is no improvement in the symbol at a location in predetermined (LIMIT) number of times employed bee becomes scout.
Animals were sacrificed when the tumour burden visibly affected the host or when the tumours reached the IACUC predetermined limit of 20 mm along one axis.
Acceleration, speed, and stroke depth are individually adjustable and programmable by a PLC system within predetermined limits.
Second, in contrast to pure UISAs, UISAs-cum-borrowing allow individuals to borrow, within predetermined limits, from their UISAs (a variant of such a program exists in Jordan).
Alarm systems in chemical plants alert process operators to deviations in process variables beyond predetermined limits.
