The phrase "a shared limited" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is collectively restricted or constrained, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We have a shared limited understanding of the project's requirements, which needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a common limitation" or "a mutual restriction".
Uber has shared limited data with the District Department of Transportation through Uber Movement, an information-sharing platform that showcases insights such as vehicle travel time and demand.
In a city where walkers, cyclists and motorists must share limited space, having a major thoroughfare through Manhattan free of cars created a giddy sort of excitement.
A government spokesman said: "We share limited information between health agencies and the Home Office to trace immigration offenders and vulnerable people, and prevent those without the right to access benefits and services doing so at the expense of the UK taxpayer.
A government spokesperson said: "We share limited information between health agencies and the Home Office to trace immigration offenders and vulnerable people, and prevent those without the right to access benefits and services doing so at the expense of the UK taxpayer.
Although these two transferred proteins share limited sequence identity (<30%), it is likely that a similar function was independently acquired in these two instances.
This paper addresses the problem of stabilizing uncertain nonlinear plants over a shared limited-bandwidth packet-switching network.
This paper addresses the problem of stabilizing uncertain nonlinear plants over a shared limited-bandwidth packet-switching network for which both the time between consecutive accesses to each node (MATI) and the transmission and processing delays (MAD) for measurements and control packets are bounded.
-- Walter Zimmerman I have a FB profile, but I don't post very often and I only share limited information.
In some cases, certain features of the data might need to be stripped out, or the extent of sharing limited.
