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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'has been set at' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a standard or limit that has been determined, or to describe the value that something has been fixed at. For example: A speed limit of 70 mph has been set at this stretch of road.
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His bond has been set at $400,000.
The maximum allowable budget increase has been set at 5%.
Her bail has been set at $90,000.
But the bar has been set at a high level.
The maximum staff bonus has been set at £1,500.
Bail has been set at two million roubles (£38,000) for each detainee.
No fixed target or timetable has been set at this stage.
Bail for Rahami has been set at $5.2 million by a state superior court judge.
The 2018 growth target has been set at about 6.5percentt.
The cover price for the Monday-to-Friday title has been set at 40p.
The claim for damages has been set at a "token" €500 member.
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