The phrase "adopt the limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is encouraged to accept or implement a specific boundary or restriction.
Example: "In order to ensure safety, we must adopt the limit set by the regulatory agency."
Alternatives: "embrace the limit" or "accept the limit".
Kame (2012) adopted the limit equilibrium approach coupled with the Kӧtter's (1903) equation for the evaluation of K pγ coefficients.
When the futures agency adopted the limits last fall, it did so in the face of stiff opposition on Wall Street.
Judge Frederick J. Scullin Jr. of Federal District Court found that the justices who adopted the limits had "no statistical or anecdotal evidence of consumer complaints with or complaints about misleading lawyer advertising," and had instead cited public comments by a New York Court of Appeals justice on the poor taste of billboards appearing in upstate New York.
Updated, 3 41 p.m. | A day after a judge struck down his administration's impending limits on large sugary drinks, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg appeared at a Manhattan cafe on Tuesday that was nevertheless adopting the limits, and he delivered a forceful defense of his policy and a rebuke of the judge's decision.
The stoichiometry of the two reactions was studied adopting the limiting logarithmic method [46].
The stoichiometry of the reaction was studied adopting the limiting logarithmic method [27].
The stoichiometry of the reactions in the two methods was studied adopting the limiting logarithmic method [34].
The Commission adopted the limits as presented at Step 8 of the Procedure, omitting Steps 6 and 7 where necessary.
In Paris last December, almost every country in the world - developing as well as developed - agreed to adopt the 2C limit and "pursue efforts" to limit warming to only 1.5C.
