The phrase "a selection of limits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of boundaries or restrictions that have been chosen or specified.
Example: "In our study, we examined a selection of limits that define the parameters of our research."
Alternatives: "a range of boundaries" or "a variety of constraints".
The rapper is launching a collaboration called "A New York Holiday" on November 20 where he has curated a selection of limited-edition products by top fashion designers that range in price from $70 to $33,900.
Try Emma Loves Retro (www.emmalovesretro.co.uk) for a good selection of limited-edition vintage textiles and cushions: the Atomic cushion, £49.50, has a real Festival of Britain aesthetic.
However, this approach is in general not sufficient to fix a selection of states to be a limit cycle of the network.
One of the most popular examples of zero-rating in recent history is T-Mobile's Binge On program, which removes data limits for a selection of content providers.
A few hours ago we published a selection of your #bestmeal2012 tweets that was limited to meals eaten in New York City.
Internet.org is currently limited to a selection of countries in Africa at this point and, since it is being developed in partnership with carriers and other telecom industry players, launches are time and resource intensive: so why not pull together a 'Lite' app that can potentially be pushed to millions overnight, that's Facebook's thinking here.
Further, as the current study was limited to a selection of SNPs identified as susceptibility markers from the recent UC specific meta-analysis, a systematic GWAS in this terrain may not only be insightful for identifying population specific IBD risk conferring loci but also enable cross-ethnicity fine mapping of disease loci.
In this study, SCNAs, somatic mutations and DNA methylation were integrated, although methylation changes were limited to a selection of 13 epigenetically silenced genes.
