The phrase "amount limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a maximum quantity or value that is allowed or permitted in a specific context, such as financial transactions or resource allocations.
Example: "The amount limit for this grant application is set at $10,000."
Alternatives: "maximum amount" or "cap on amount".
Carriers also sometimes have a dollar amount limit on payments that can be processed over a specific period of time, which inhibits merchants from using this payments option for larger transactions.
The algorithm starts then with an initial ordering in the scheduling array, subsequently, if the backtracking amount limit is reached, the scheduling array is re-ordered according to specific rules and the search process starts again using a new initial state; this sequence is repeated until a solution fitting available registers is found.
Additionally, the new law provides a cliff where an estate that is valued at more than 105percentt of the exemption amount limit (i.e., $2,165,625) will be taxed on the entirety of the estate, not just the amount over the exemption amount limit.
It is commonplace that someone with HIV/AIDS could reach the dollar amount limit that exists in fee-for-service, after which the patient would have to obtain an alternate insurance plan or go on Medicare.
Other banks pay some cash and grant stock up to a certain dollar amount, limiting the value.
"If individuals want to make a donation, they should be able to make a small donation, a capped amount, limited to individuals on the electoral roll".
(i) Federal and State employment and income tax withholding (amount limited only to that which is necessary to fulfill member's tax liability).
C2it's expansion is currently slowed by transaction dollar amount limits that prevent it from cutting into the other payment systems' bread and butter--users who make a living off their online auctions.
You must have a FICO credit score of 660 or higher, and maximum income and loan amount limits apply, which vary by location.
The new rules set and approved by SEC on Wednesday for Regulation A+ expand the definition of the "qualified investors" term to mean that anyone can invest, with amount limits.
The first raises — to $250,000 in 2008, from $128,000 — the dollar amount of limits on expensing.
