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The phrase "a quantity limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a restriction on the amount of something that can be obtained, purchased, or used.
Example: "Due to high demand, we have implemented a quantity limit of five items per customer."
Alternatives: "an amount restriction" or "a limit on quantity".
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To increase the reliability of transportation, the shipper imposes a quantity limit on each shipping company on each shipping lane.
So when I had the smears, we limited ourselves: 'No, there is a quantity limit.' Then we restrict ourselves from making a more intense search [for cases].
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The Bureau does not control the quantity of drugs prescribed in any given week, but there is a total quantity limit over a year.
Unfortunately, without a production (quantity) limit, the wealthiest companies would be able to afford to continue to pollute, and may simply pass the cost on to their customers.
It results from a nearness to the detection and quantity limits obtained by ED-EPMA.
In those countries in which triptans are available without a prescription (e.g. UK, Germany), quantity limits may prevent tendency to overuse.
If you exceed local quantity limits, consume marijuana in a public place, or give or sell it to others, you are still breaking the law.
After a dozen tries, I reached the help desk of a company offering the new plan to ask what its Web site means by "limitations and restrictions," including "step therapy" and "quantity limits".
Why? Cashmere remains a product that is naturally scarce--its quality and quantity limited by climate and geography.
Are there quantity limits?
"We are dependent on nonrenewable resources which have finite quantity limits," he wrote.
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