The phrase "adopted limits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to boundaries or restrictions that have been accepted or implemented by a person or organization.
Example: "The committee has established adopted limits on the budget to ensure financial responsibility."
Alternatives: "set boundaries" or "established constraints".
The International Maritime Organization has adopted limits on sulfur emissions in places like the Baltic Sea, the North Sea, the Caribbean Sea, and along the coasts of North America.
Some countries have adopted limits directly from Recommendation 1999/519/EC to national law (e.g., Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Hungary, Ireland, Malta, Portugal, Romania, and Spain [ 13]).
Mr. Amador said he expected an ordinance to be adopted limiting container stacks to five or six high.
The report's authors said the noise impact calculations were "opaque and not reproducible" and that their own calculations suggested noise "levels exceed the adopted limit, suggesting that those reported in the environmental statement may be underestimates".
Some were later dropped, but the rules that were adopted limit the strength of the marijuana, prohibit home delivery, ban edible forms of the drug and require patients to show that they have exhausted conventional treatments.
If Arthur Andersen is liable and goes under, can the creditors sue you, the partner in the New York office?" Before the states adopted limited liability partnership laws, the answer would have been yes, said James E. Hartley Jr., a lawyer at Drubner, Hartley, O'Connor & Mengacci in Waterbury, Conn.
For the dataset used, for small limiting distances, due to non-availability of sufficient observed soil moisture locations within the adopted limiting distance, the moving average method was not able to estimate the soil moisture in the region.
A properly adopted limit-equilibrium method can be used for determination of the factor of safety, but identification of progressive failure, deformation in reinforced wall system may not be possible with this method [13].
This challenges the current commonly adopted limit of 1 Mb to define cis-regulations.
However, all human studies to date have adopted limited, sampling-based approaches, such as genotyping or exome sequencing.
Also in 2011, the agency is expected to adopt limits on global warming pollution from coal-fired power plants.
