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The phrase "no more than three" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a limit or a maximum number. Here are a few examples: 1. The teacher reminded the students that they could use no more than three pages for their essays. 2. Please choose no more than three toppings for your pizza. 3. The store policy states that customers can purchase no more than three items at the discounted price. 4. John promised to keep the noise down, but he ended up inviting no more than three friends over to his apartment. 5. The doctor advised me to take no more than three painkillers per day.
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No more than three.
No more than three to five.
No more than three cameos from any one decade.
Together, the two scenes take no more than three seconds.
No more than three can be of one political party.
No more than three of its five dancers shared each section.
I think we are no more than three to five years from the first commercial products".
Limb bones were those of individuals no more than three and a half feet tall.
There are no more than three nodes to install BESS.
He expects no more than three acquisitions to be completed in the year ahead.
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Keep them brief--no more than three issues per meeting.
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