The phrase "a stringent limit for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strict or rigorous restrictions or boundaries in various contexts, such as regulations, policies, or guidelines.
Example: "The new environmental regulations impose a stringent limit for carbon emissions from factories."
Alternatives: "a strict limit on" or "a rigorous restriction for".
Shale gas is another high-carbon fossil fuel - it just adds to the problem - in the absence of a stringent limit on total carbon emissions it will not substitute for coal.
A stringent limit with a nominal P-value < 0.001 and a FDR q-value < 0.01 was applied.
"We are tackling emissions from industrial sources by setting stringent limits for industrial installations, including coal power stations - Aberthaw Power Station is also investing to meet future emission limits set by the EU.
That has helped propel the recycling trade to Mexico, both legally and illegally, environmental groups say, because that country has less stringent limits for lead pollution, and far less vigorous enforcement.
Each new published experiment sets a more stringent limit on the decay lifetime that helps theorists rule out various models and guides experimentalists on where to look next.
Therefore, the presence of a stringent upper limit of temperature for the deepest seismogenesis is robust.
The stringent limit of 1 mg/L for fluoride concentration in drinking water has been achieved by use of specially designed adsorbents.
The disposal of this highly polluting effluent is becoming a major problem if it is not being treated properly besides a stringent standard limit imposed by The Malaysian Department of Environment for effluent discharged.
We subsequently used this estimate to calculate the number of patients for our study, 14 where we selected a stringent upper limit of the confidence interval of this estimate at 2.0%, even though previous studies had higher upper limits (4%).
A stringent upper limit on the density of the Martian exosphere is placed from the Suzaku data.
