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The phrase "approved limitations that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing restrictions or boundaries that have been officially sanctioned or accepted.
Example: "The committee has established approved limitations that govern the use of resources within the project."
Alternatives: "sanctioned restrictions that" or "authorized boundaries that".
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In the last six years, at least 13 states that use Title X grants have approved limitations that would keep abortion providers from participating in them, according to a Department of Health and Human Services report.
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The Experimental certificates of airworthiness are issued for aircraft that are not type certificated and for type-certificated aircraft that embody non approved changes or likely to exceed the approved limitations.
Indeed, it's these very limitations that attract us.
Following the conservative agenda of those who had nominated him, he approved legislation that eliminated wartime controls, slashed taxes, established a Federal budget system, restored the high protective tariff, and imposed tight limitations upon immigration.
The United Nations approved a mandate for the force only for Kabul, a limitation that said more about the apprehensions of the nations contributing troops than the security needs on the ground.
It's a limitation that is liberating.
However, he conceded that the new roaming fees were likely to be approved and that last-minute lobbying mostly involved "damage limitation".
After a Supreme Court ruling against her, Congress approved the legislation that expands workers' rights to sue in this kind of case, relaxing the statute of limitations.
Barbara Cartland would have approved of that.
I actually approve of that.
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