The phrase "a time limit which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific time constraint or deadline that is being defined or explained.
Example: "The project must be completed within a time limit which is set by the client."
Alternatives: "a time constraint that" or "a deadline that".
If you're particularly popular and multiple users are trying to talk to you while you're still on a call, SpareMin creates a queue — once a call ends (there's a hard time limit, which is five minutes by default), the next one will begin.
Most games of paintball are played between teams with a specific time limit, which may be projected on a wall visibly or marked with some kind of buzzer or countdown.
Performance was defined by minimizing the time to reach the site, equivalent to maximizing the reciprocal of the arrival time, before a global time limit, which may be determined ecologically by the carrying capacity of the site or the periodic purging of the area around the site.
In the initial five trials of dissociating the second ligand (OLA129) using the same REMD parameters with those for OLA128, the exit process failed to occur in a 200 ps time limit, which was mainly due to the tight interaction between OLA129 and Arg122.
This app also allows you to write down a work goal or time limit, which you can customize.[1].
However, it is not an easy task to determine the time limit which should be used to produce a good sampling of the total space of traces which sort a given permutation.
Note that in the analyses, S was only considered in successful trials because in the event of a failure, S is equal to the 10 s time limit, which has no behavioral meaning.
If no MRT acknowledgement is received within the time limit which is set by network administrator, that router does not support MRT.
The only element to have in mind was the quizzes deadline, where I had three attempts without time limit, which was more than fair".
