"maximum age limit" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when the subject of the sentence includes a restriction on age, such as for jobs or other opportunities. For example, "The job listing stated that the maximum age limit for applicants was 25 years old."
The minimum age is 16, and there is no maximum age limit.
It's worth remembering that apprenticeships aren't just for teenagers and there is no maximum age limit on applying, adds Finamore.
There is no maximum age limit; Frank Murano, an 86-year-old ex-firefighter from Boston, claims to be the oldest traveling senior player.
In addition, the bill would require publicly funded health insurers to cover the cost of contraception for women up to age 22, rather than the current maximum age limit of 20.
In two years, they will be past the maximum age limit for the exam.
The minimum and maximum age limit of respondents were 16 and 82 years, respectively, with mean of 45 years and standard deviation of 13.21 years.
Your age may also be considered, as lenders have recently been reducing their maximum age limits.
Last November, Britain's building societies pledged to review maximum age limits for borrowers.
For instance, Alamo's maximum age for renters in Ireland is 74, and for Hertz it's 75, but Enterprise doesn't have maximum age limits in Ireland — or in any other country.
Older homebuyers may soon find it easier to get a mortgage after Britain's building societies pledged to review maximum age limits for borrowers in response to the ageing population and high house prices.
The Building Societies Association BSAA), which represents all 44 UK building societies, said mortgages that last into retirement were becoming increasingly commonplace and as a result its members had committed to review their maximum age limits to better support older people needing a home loan.
