The phrase "according to limits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to constraints or boundaries set by a specific context or authority.
Example: "The project must be completed according to limits set by the budget and timeline."
Alternatives: "in accordance with restrictions" or "per the established boundaries."
The results overall show that secondary effluents in Thessaly region are generally acceptable for reuse for irrigation purposes according to limits set by legislation, if effective advanced treatment methods are applied prior to reuse.
This seems too strong a statement, since a core condition on a theory of quantum gravity will be to reduce to general relativity and quantum field theory as we know it, according to limits involving these constants.
In Brazil, surface water quality is monitored only by the means of physicochemical and microbiological (coliforms) parameters, according to limits established by the Brazilian National Environment Council (CONAMA) (Brasil 2005).
Net income dropped to $15.8 million, or 3 cents a share, from $90.2 million, or 21 cents, a year earlier, according to Limited, the second-largest clothing retailer after Gap Inc.
Simplified formulations, allowing easy calculation of the load carrying capacity of footings, are derived and compared to the solutions according to limit analysis.
These observations are mapped according to limiting magnitude, a measure of luminosity that runs on a scale of zero to seven.
We included in the analysis all patients under mechanical ventilation with SpO2 < 98% (according to limit of the Rice study).
Nearly 200 nations agreed as part of the Paris accords to limit or cut fossil fuel emissions.
But, according to Buckley, limits on contributions were constitutionally permissible.
Ofwat regulates how much water companies charge, according to price limits.
Four relative positions are possible for the demand and capacity density functions, according to their limits.
