"funding limit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the maximum amount of money that is available for a particular purpose or project. Example: The company's funding limit for their new product development was exceeded due to unexpected costs.
The ECB decided to maintain the current funding limit.
"We put the campaign on Go Fund Me because it's one of the only sites with no upper funding limit and it let's you keep whatever you raise, even if it's below target," he says.
Scotland's pro-independence activists received a funding boost of £10,000 from the Proclaimers, it emerged on Tuesday, as the Electoral Commission figures confirmed that the pro-union Better Together campaign has stopped taking donations after reaching its £1.5m funding limit.
Is there a funding limit per result/proposal?
The project was funded from within the budget of local services and as such the design was constrained by a clear funding limit.
This study suggests that the actual rate of NMS opportunities is less that the theoretical rate which means that it would be possible to widen the scope of the NMS by including other conditions eligible for the service to increase the number of opportunities a pharmacist has to conduct the NMS and consequently the number of patient who could benefit, without exceeding the funding limit.
It provides evidence that funding limits other religious traditions from establishing NGO work at the UN.
With overdraft usage at around 50% according to Lloyds TSB, funding limits are there but demand isn't.
The government's proper role is to set the overall structure, the parameters and the funding limits, within which the NHS is accountable.
The influence of "big money" is determined by how much political parties are allowed to spend, and there are already funding limits for election campaigns.
Implementation problems other than insufficient funding limited the coverage or intensity of free healthcare.
