"growth limit" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to the maximum level of something that can be attained, for instance "The company imposed a strict growth limit on employee bonuses."
Technically, Paris could face sanctions and stiff monetary fines if the government continues to breach the 3percentt deficit to growth limit mandated by the rules.
It would also exempt many areas from the growth limit and create the post of development czar, appointed by the mayor, to oversee projects.
"Right now, the tar sands industry has reached its growth limit in terms of pipeline capacity," said NRDC attorney Anthony Swift.
The growth limit applies only to that part of the state budget that isn't set aside by the Texas Constitution and other laws.
The same teenager who brightened up tennis with Day-Glo colors and rockin' long hair has managed to mature in a sports culture that can stunt a superstar's growth, limit his perspective and isolate him from the public.
Loss of firmness, colour and flavour, stem discoloration, desiccation and mould growth limit their shelf life over extended periods of time.
For years, people have been looking for signs that Apple is finally hitting its growth limits.
The GTP molecule, like other neuro-drugs, controls the microtubule growth limits.
Strict growth limits, including a virtual moratorium on subdividing land outside of city limits, have preserved its agricultural heritage.
Initially only glucose is assumed to be growth limiting and later oxygen transferred from the gas phase on to the biofilm is also assumed to be growth limiting.
The companies were forced to replace top executives, pay hundreds of millions in penalties and consent to strict growth limits.
