The phrase "capacity is exceeded" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing a situation in which a certain limit or constraint has been exceeded. For example, "The capacity of the auditorium was exceeded, and about a hundred people had to be turned away at the door."
If the capacity is exceeded, flexural hinges are introduced at both ends of the coupling beam.
Static failure criteria are used to determine whether load bearing capacity is exceeded for a configuration generated during the optimization process.
TI was also a strong driver of both a watershed's capacity to buffer small (e.g., 1 10 mm) rain events, and the relationship between peak discharge and precipitation once that buffering capacity is exceeded.
Impervious surfaces were taken into account assuming very low infiltration, production of runoff drained through the sewer network when the maximal surface stock capacity is exceeded and groundwater infiltration.
Overbank flow in the channel is computed when the channel capacity is exceeded.
Learning is hindered when cognitive overload occurs and working memory capacity is exceeded (de Jong 2010).
"The second impact may be that planes cannot unload their passengers into the terminal due to capacity being exceeded.
By Saturday just three days into the heat wave its capacity was exceeded by hundreds, and the county had to bring in a fleet of refrigerated trucks to store the bodies.
No management action was taken until the late 1980s and early 1990s, when after years of flourishing population, the island's carrying capacity was exceeded.
The optimal strategy for targeting antiviral interventions was a combination of PCRtests early in the epidemic, and syndromic diagnosis once the PCRlab capacity
However, also when fruit flies could not respond to infochemicals, the larval carrying capacity was exceeded considerably.
