The phrase "admitted limits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or recognizing the boundaries or constraints of a situation, concept, or capability.
Example: "In our discussion about the project, we must consider the admitted limits of our resources and time."
Alternatives: "acknowledged constraints" or "recognized boundaries".
Experimental soil has higher content of cadmium, than admitted limit in soil (Table 2).
The commonly admitted limit for PO algorithm is between three to four wavelengths [2].
The higher metal concentrations in plant extracts were found for Mg (1,590 to 7,800 μg L−1), but this element have no maximum admitted limit for drinking water.
Because of the small distance the noise level produced by the trains is much over the admitted limit at the building's façade and therefore it was necessary to design a noise protection barrier between the building and the double railway to fully meet the fundamental requirement applicable to constructions "insulation to noise".
We found that similar data gathered after pregnancy were not very reliable, because mothers admitted "limited use" in the home when home visits were made, despite answering no in previous and subsequent questionnaires, and also revealed that their children would occasionally or frequently eat with family members outside their own home, families that continued to use lead-glazed pottery.
In this paper those Riemannian manifolds which admit limiting Carleman weights, were characterized.
Let us now introduce the class of manifolds which admit limiting Carleman weights and for which one can prove uniqueness results.
□ The following result ensures that the considered time and space approximations admit limit points that belong to the convex set K.
They no longer feel that lying is the only way to keep a job or earn a promotion, so they are willing to admit mistakes and acknowledge limits that previously were denied.
