"allowed limit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to some kind of limitation that has been established. For example, "The company's policy only allows a certain number of vacation days, so the employees will have to stay within the allowed limit".
In the Bell shooting, undercover officers said that they stayed within the allowed limit of two alcoholic beverages, but they were not tested.
According to race officials Berzin's red blood cells count exceeded the allowed limit of 50percentt, indicating the possible use of the banned performance-enhancing growth hormone EPO.
The Kiwis were ahead again in the second race by about 90 metres on the third leg when the race was abandoned because the windspeed was just a little bit higher than the allowed limit.
"The financial regulations the Football League has brought in seek to address that, and if the losses are above the allowed limit then the club will have an embargo on transfers".
In the United States, for odd historical reasons, Congress makes two separate decisions, one on the flow (spending and revenue) and the other on the stock (the allowed limit on the debt, known as the debt ceiling).
Last year's new regulations on ownership have cut legal sales severely, said Anatoly P. Damaratsky, the general director of the New Weapons Technology Company, which makes the OSA traumatic weapon, a snub-nosed pistol whose name translates as "wasp" and which packs the legally allowed limit of 91 joules of power.
It has also allowed limited U.S. special operations within Pakistan.
Huddleston dismissed South Africa's new 1984 constitution which allowed limited non-white participation.
A few weeks later, the company released a fix that allowed limited saves.
When he played with notions of personal freedom, he always allowed limits to appear, or responsibilities.
Mamlūk rule, which allowed limited local autonomy to regional leaders, encouraged commerce.
