The phrase "generous limit" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a limit or boundary that is more than what is expected or required. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as: - "The credit card company has set a generous limit for my spending, which allows me to make larger purchases." - "The company's policy allows for a generous limit of sick days, which is beneficial for employees who may need extra time off." - "The organizers of the fundraiser were surprised by the generous limit of donations they received." - "The principal's speech was met with a generous limit of praise and applause from the students." - "Our vacation budget had a generous limit, allowing us to splurge on a luxurious hotel and activities."
She thought that, in a country where millions of children didn't have adequate food or access to a doctor, there should be a limit to how much people could keep for themselves — a generous limit, maybe, but still a limit.
* A generous limit of 720 feet (fewer than 30 buildings in New York reach this height) for zoning district C5-3, whish is mapped in the Court Square area of Long Island City, Queens, and might be used elsewhere.
Zenodo provides the most generous limit of 2 GB per file.
D69, 1204 1214): "... it seems that changing the resolution cutoff over a considerable range (e.g. from 2.2 to 1.9 A) makes only a small difference, so the exact cutoff point is not a question to agonize over, but it seems sensible to set a generous limit so as not to exclude data containing real (if weak) information".
"The Congress must live within the generous limits of our budget," Mr. Bush said, adding that "within a limited budget," he will begin to propose and promote programs intended to help parents "raise responsible, motivated and moral children"; to help immigrants; and to encourage private citizens to help solve public problems.
The phrase "prog metal" may send some people into paroxysms of abject horror, but there is a vast amount of extraordinary and brave music being made within the much-maligned subgenre's generous limits.
Smart phones are already demonstrating that dialogue between person and machine is possible within fairly generous limits, and those limits are likely to be extended greatly.
Given the narrow window in which the NARFB offers advantages, even for the most generous limiting assumptions related to performance while ignoring the numerous other disadvantageous aspects of these systems, we conclude that this technology is unlikely under present circumstances to provide practical large-scale energy storage solutions.
"Any 4G plans that are launched could potentially come with a more generous download limit than current 3G options, but an unlimited data allowance would be the preferred option allowing customers to make the most of a 4G service".
Then Gwendolyn was born, and six months later was found to have spinal muscular atrophy Type I, a degenerative condition that typically kills its victims before age 2. Suddenly, it became vital that their family policy, with Health Net of California, had a generous $5 million limit on benefits.
Thanks to the more generous upper limit and absence of any requirement that the car be built in North America, the list of eligible cars under this plan is longer than under the Sutton plan, according to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy.
