The phrase "established time limit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a specific amount of time that is allocated for a particular task or activity. For example, "The established time limit for writing the essay was two hours."
The administration of vaccines, the patient invitation and registration, the achievement of vaccination coverage within the established time limits, the notification for vaccine-related diseases and the surveillance of adverse reactions have been used as main quality indicators.
ACCURACY -- Mr. Gore does have proposals in the areas he mentions, and President Clinton did sign an overhaul of the welfare system into law in 1996, establishing time limits.
TRMM pluviometry data were analyzed to dynamically establish time limits of the yearly dry season and burning periods.
Institutions should establish time limits for postdocs, after which they must be hired as research associates with commensurate salaries and benefits.
Statutes of limitations specifically, procedural rules establishing time limits that regulate a plaintiff's ability to pursue legal actions flow from legislative and judicial sources, have existed for centuries and today are largely ubiquitous.
Technically, however, it is difficult to make such an exchange of information work and to keep it up to date, since at present, under the 1959 Convention, information is only networked once a year and requests are made without a pre-established time limit.
The hostess should establish a time limit and watch the time.
They establish reasonable time limits for resolving disputes.
It establishes no time limits or reporting requirements and does not even confine the president to Iraq, but rather speaks of restoring peace and security "in the region".
Then, when two hours have elapsed -- a time limit established in deference to his age and illness -- Mr. Haughey is excused.
LevelUp's arrangement with American Express is also considered a pilot, but it doesn't sound like there's any finite time limit established (in other words, expect the feature to stick around).
