The phrase "a value limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing constraints or thresholds related to numerical values, such as in finance, data analysis, or regulations.
Example: "The project budget has a value limit of $10,000, which we cannot exceed."
Alternatives: "a threshold value" or "a maximum value".
Miami-Dade Transit initially mitigated this issue by limiting credit card transactions to three per day and a value limit of $112, and later by requiring zip code verification for all cards.
In Spain, Sacristan et al. proposed the amount of 30,000 € per QALY as a value limit for implementing a new strategy [ 5].
Interpretations for the LID1 ELISA were derived by inspecting the rank-ordered distribution of optical densities for deflection from linearity, and arbitrarily assigning a value limit.
It is shown that the maximum of the efficiency identifies the condition for optimal energy absorption of the foam, while the maximum stress reaches a value limited through other design considerations.
The last one is "the diffusion phase" or "tailing part", it begin when the pollutant concentration reaches a value limiting the air availability corresponding to the cleaner of the permeable channels.
Although none of these specifications stipulates a value limiting the content of SGs, biodiesel containing concentrations of SGs above 20 ppm usually fail to meet the standards of the most common tests of filterability [ 8, 12, 26].
When an r value limit of 0.2 was chosen for GP and 0.1 was chosen for C, the LD was significant over a distance of approximately 23 cM for GP and 5 cM for C.
Therefore, the LRD has a minimum possible value of zero (perfect agreement) and a maximum value limited only by the dynamic range of the two platforms.
The nucleotide sequence of the T. thermophila MAC genome was searched by tblastn using the inferred peptide sequence of these genes as the queries and an Expect value (E value) limit of 0.001.
To provide a realistic approximation of lead concentrations in the dust, we assigned a value of limit of detection (LOD)/2 to all samples below the LOD.
For value purposes, the rarer a watch the higher the value (limited runs, a specific respected watch maker by name, etc).
