'limited grant' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a grant that is limited or restricted in some way or another. For example, "The government provided a limited grant to the school district to purchase new textbooks."
"While the country lacks adequate funding to cover key activities, it has a low absorption of the limited grant funds that are sent to the country," the report says.
As a result of Walsh's investigations, North and Poindexter were convicted on charges of obstructing justice and related offenses, but their convictions were overturned on appeal, on the ground that testimony given at their trials had been influenced by information they had supplied to Congress under a limited grant of immunity.
During their pretenure years, many young scientists are working in a very insecure environment, competing for short-term contracts and limited grant funding.
It's a time when a lot of young scientists are working in a very insecure environment, competing for short-term contracts and limited grant funding.
Nakamura, known as a low-key, steady-handed administrator, will likely face new stresses as his center is called upon to separate wheat from chaff in a time of intense competition for limited grant dollars.
The Texas Secretary of State recognized in a December 2014 report that significant roadblocks—including the remote locations of the communities and limited grant funding continue to hinder progress for many of the subdivisions.
It would limit grant applicants to five citations of their previous work, they note, instead of leaving it to the discretion of the agency.
The organization, based in Princeton, limits grants to organizations and groups that benefit Poland.
Reducing the proposal burden by the cooling-off period or by limiting grants to one award per investigator appear to achieve their primary aim, but can produce collateral effects on funded-proposal quality and the success rate of individuals.
One bill passed in the final hours of the special session limited the grant to $350 a semester, while another required the grant to be the average amount each school district spent per pupil).
Yet the state also tightened some provisions: it limited each grant to $50,000 per employee; it required that companies provide health care for the new workers; and it restricted the incentives to companies that agreed to build in conjunction with the governor's development policies.
