"geographical limit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might use it when discussing the boundaries of a certain country or region. "The United Kingdom is bordered by a geographical limit of the English Channel, the Irish Sea, and the Atlantic Ocean."
Instead, it set out a series of mostly quite modest aims, such as peacekeeping and the delivery of humanitarian aid, though these were given no geographical limit, and harder military tasks were not ruled out.
Here we report for the first time the potential for extending the geographical limit of the water hyacinth for removing pollutants from a British river by carrying out studies at three different levels, namely the bench-scale, in-situ and bankside studies.
My own view, based in the conviction that Pax Americana cannot endure another 60 years in its current form, is that a NATO now tacitly or explicitly working for the defense and expansion of the liberal democratic order — a task with no obvious geographical limit — must in time evolve into an alliance of democracies in which the likes of Japan, India and Australia would logically take their place.
Our results point to a geographical limit in Mesoamerica beyond which haplogroup X2a is not found.
Second, three-spine stickleback is widespread across the Northern Hemisphere, and there is presumably a geographical limit defined by phylogeographical relationships beyond which many of the SNPs are no longer polymorphic; this can be regarded as another aspect of ascertainment bias.
This geographical limitation limits the generalizability of these findings.
The trend seems to have no geographical limits.
A country born in a sense of limitlessness has found its natural, geographical limits.
Outside the bankrupt cities we live in Megalopolis which has no geographical limits.
The geographical limits based on station power or on federal licensing restrictions have no relevance.
But, within modest geographical limits, she lived a life rich in culture and friendship.
