The phrase "actual limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the true or real boundaries of something, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The actual limit of the system's capacity was reached, causing a failure in performance."
Alternatives: "real limit" or "true limit".
"That's an actual limit".
The agency did not establish an actual limit on the amount of perchlorate allowable in drinking water, but set in motion a rulemaking process to set a standard.
A reader objected that even for local government staff with long service, two years' redundancy pay was far above the actual limit: "For someone aged 61 or above with 20 years' service the maximum is 30 weeks".
Initially, manufacturers will be able to sell cars that produce slightly over double the 80mg/km limit on the roads, but from 2020 this will fall to the actual limit.
By using polynomial approximations of actual limit states in the reliability analysis, the number of analyses required can be minimized.
"We have consulted with business... on how the limit should work and have also asked the Migration Advisory Committee to consult on what the actual limit should be".
Rather, the limitations of science and predictions reflect actual limits on observability and controllability with respect to the complexity of all natural systems (Mandelbrot 1983).
To truly change course, they say, the state and federal governments may need to place actual limits on health spending, which could lead to rationing of care.
Based on before-and-after data, however, Glasberg is highly optimistic that educating the public prevents misunderstandings regarding both the actual limits of surgical transformations and the risks.
And even when swimming's governing body decided to get serious and create some actual limits on suit technology, it still allowed a world championship to go on in Rome with the soon-to-be-banned technology.
Indeed, what made Hagel such an interesting secretary of defense candidate was that he was willing to make provocative statements about national security and the actual limits on US power.
