The phrase "authorized limits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the boundaries or thresholds that have been officially approved or sanctioned, often in legal, financial, or regulatory settings.
Example: "Employees must ensure that their expenses do not exceed the authorized limits set by the company policy."
Alternatives: "approved limits" or "sanctioned limits".
It waspreviously known that G consumption in water above authorized limits may provoke hepaticand kidney failure [33].
This corresponds to levels likely to arise from consumption or environmentalexposure, such as either 11% GM maize in food, or 50 ng/L G equivalent of R-formulation,a level which can be found in some contaminated drinking tap waters and which fallswithin authorized limits.
It was previously known that glyphosate consumption in water above authorized limits may provoke kidney failure and reproductive difficulties [ 43].
We ran the ADMS model using the characteristics of the plants, and authorized limits of emissions for heavy metals as for early 1990s.
A standard protocol of dosimetric measurements is used by the organizations responsible for verifying that the doses delivered in radiation-therapy institutions are within authorized limits.
Two random samples must be analyzed from each raw materials batch to determine the level of microbiological and chemical contamination and to ensure that the raw materials are within the authorized limits and guaranteed by suppliers.
On August 7, 2014, President Obama authorized limited air strikes on ISIS, in order to relieve the Yazidis and block the jihadi advance on Erbil.
Over the past month, Obama has authorized limited military airstrikes in Iraq against the Islamic State and sent several hundred U.S. troops to the region to protect American personnel.
Those waivers, known as a "humanitarian device exemption," authorized limited use of the implants to close P.F.O.'s in patients deemed to be at special risk — those who had already had a second stroke.
Where the tapes reveal general problems of congregational participation, for instance, the bishop has authorized limited liturgical experiments in a few parishes, although not in search of "a hokey gimmick for each week".
The new classified policy guidance imposes tougher standards for when drone strikes can be authorized, limiting them to targets who pose "a continuing, imminent threat to Americans" and cannot feasibly be captured, according to government officials.
