The phrase "allowed capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing limits or permissions regarding the amount of something that can be accommodated or utilized.
Example: "The allowed capacity for the event is set at 200 attendees to ensure safety and comfort."
Alternatives: "permitted capacity" or "authorized capacity".
In 2008, the newly revised Act raised the maximum allowed capacity to 50 MW.
The power generation of renewable resources, should be within the allowed capacity thresholds during all scenarios and periods, as follows: P_{i}^{W,hbox{min} } le P_{t,i}^{W} (omega ) le P_{i}^{W,hbox{max} } (18).
By introducing the maximum allowed capacity loss ΔC, the ELs' transmission is enabled only if the following constraint is satisfied C ̄ B L ≤ Δ B L ≤ Δ C. (35).
The available capacity of lithium battery at moment t can be measured by: {C}_{use}={C}_{Capicity}-frac{N{m}^{prime }}{Nm(1)}{C}_{Capicity}times gamma (12 where γ is a constant and refers to the maximum allowed capacity loss during the battery's normal operation, i.e. the maximum SOH value.
This allowed capacity to increase from 12 to 19 passengers, and at the same time travel time was reduced from 47 to 39 minutes.
With the standing-room-only crowd exceeding the allowed capacity of 180 for the boardroom, Assistant Supt. of Administrative Services Mark Schiel and board President Tracy Pellman asked some people to leave so the meeting could legally begin.
For companies, hyperspecialization allows capacity to be ramped up and down very rapidly.
Today Pirus allows capacity from different devices to appear as one pool of storage.
Pirus allows capacity from different devices to appear as one pool of storage.
The "Nothing shared" architecture allows capacity to grow with the size of the network, like the Internet.
Microstructured Si in wire-shape overcomes problems caused by its four-fold volume expansion during its lithiation, allowing capacity stability over hundreds of cycles[1, 2].
