"encounter limits" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something has reached a boundary or has been faced with a restriction or obstacle. For example: "The inventor soon encountered limits in his designs, which forced him to take a different approach."
Because most SMEs encounter limited resources, this study offers a way to overcome such a scarcity of tangible resources to succeed in the global markets.
If America was as sexually advanced as Indians claim, I would hope to not encounter limited world views.
On the other hand group (c) parameters which encounter limited normal values are closely related to global balance; hence the latter parameters are better to determine spinal abnormalities than the former ones.
However, it seems that, when in solution, the entropy contribution is overestimated for the steps that involve either the formation of adduct or the release of product, because the released molecules encounter limited space for translational motion within in the solvent cage.
The Internet, where vigorous political debate kept Russians informed, has encountered limits in Kazakhstan.
Periodically, capitalism over-expands and overshoots, encountering limits it cannot immediately transcend.
It is apparent, however, the type of scale encountered, limits of system recovery, process configurations and decisions on chemical selection are site specific.
The master is an encounter of limits, the limits of our minds.
Financial constraints are the most commonly encountered limiting factor, which in turn may lead to limited access to facilities.
Since reformatting a few years ago, it has become something of a regional referendum on MLS progress, largely measured against Mexican teams – encounters limited, so far, to the knockout stages, which are timed awkwardly against the early MLS season.
