The phrase "above a limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a value or measurement that exceeds a specified threshold or boundary.
Example: "The temperature has risen above a limit that is considered safe for the equipment."
Alternatives: "exceeding a limit" or "beyond a limit".
Currently, a positive drug test occurs when an athlete's test results are above a limit purposely set high, based on the average norm for all athletes.
A particularly unpopular measure, imposed on September 3rd, dramatically raised the duty payable on excess baggage (above a limit of 30kg per person).
For every dollar they spend on salaries above a limit of $170 million, rich teams like the Yankees have to pay an additional levy — up to forty cents — to M.L.B., which redistributes the money to poorer clubs.
Fundamentally, the law requires that a warning be provided in situations where someone could be exposed to one of more than 800 listed chemicals or heavy metals above a limit established by the law.
Regulators said the euro-zone members France, Spain, Greece and Ireland were breaking rules designed to keep their currency stable by running deficits above a limit of 3percentt of gross domestic product in 2008.
Under current law, older workers are docked $1 in Social Security benefits for every $3 they earn above a limit the government sets -- rising to $17,000 for this year from $15,500.
The automated approach described here to the analysis of 2D H C spectra is applicable to situations in which two overall conditions can be met: (i) the time required to perform a "rapid" 2D experiment (15 min) is consistent with the protocol, and (ii) the concentrations of the compounds of interest are above a limiting concentration.
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In three Tapajós villages with the highest exposures, more than 80% of 246 children had hair-mercury concentrations above 10 microg/g, a limit above which adverse effects on brain development are likely to occur.
The particular case c = 1, corresponding to the exponential kernels leads to the same result as above, i.e. a limit strictly between 0 and 1/2.
That agreement aims to keep warming to within 2 degrees Celsius (3.4 degrees Fahrenheit) above preindustrial temperatures, a limit that most scientists agree could help the world avoid the most catastrophic effects of climate change.
