"limit amount" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a predetermined or fixed amount of something. For example, "The budget committee set a limit amount that each department can spend on office supplies."
Although the new limit will help reduce interest rates for those with bigger mortgages, it will apply only to loans taken out from July 1 to the end of 2008; the limit amount will depend on where the borrower lives.
Earmarking is a requirement that specifies a limit amount or percentage of the program's assistance that must (minimum) or may (maximum) be used for specified activities.
The IOM's new recommendations call for 600 IU per day for children and adults under age 70 (formerly 400 IU; for adults over age 70, the new recommendation is 800 IU), and the tolerable upper limit (amount not to be exceeded in one day) has been raised to 4,000 IU from 2,000 IU.
In future studies concentration ranges less than 0.31 μg ES per well will be tested to examine the lower limit amount of ES causing biofilm reduction.
Limit amount of hip extensor exercises to twice a week as well.
By contrast, cap-and-trade systems limit amounts of carbon emissions, leaving the market to determine the price for polluting.
STOCK OFFERED.; Sale of Limited Amount of Common Is First to Be Made to Public.
Thus, we only had limited amount of thrust for maneuvering airship.
In most cases, the limits amount to a few thousand dollars a year.
L. 96 221 substituted provisions limiting amount of balance required to be kept with any depository institution without access to Federal Reserve advances, for provisions limiting amount of balance required to be kept with any State bank or trust company.
(7) generally, substituting provisions relating to use of funds distributed for provisions limiting amount of funds distributed.
