The phrase "preferred limit" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it when referring to a standard or amount for something. For example, "I have reached my preferred limit of $500 on my credit card."
The more traditional leaders of the AFL, however, preferred limiting its membership to craft unions and refused to support the new strategy.
Concerning μXANES, for samples with concentrated elements of interest, transmission measurements should be preferred limiting data acquisition to section thickness ranging from 1 to 20 μm.
The two media giants unveiled a deal giving Liberty the option to buy $500 million worth of News Corp.'s preferred limited voting American Depository Receipts over the next six months at $21.50 per ADR.
Democrats correspondingly might prefer limits on corporate campaign expenditure.
Clive smiles and goes up the street in his saggy-butt pants, looking not much like a high-powered lawyer, and the limits of wisdom remain, well — as perhaps we, who tend to confuse the greetings of dogs and gods, prefer limits to do — more or less where they were.
It is available for pre-order on CD and double-gatefold vinyl.But, for those who prefer limited-edition artefacts, the lucky buyer of that Other Music 12-inch has apparently put the record back up for sale for $5,000 (£3,226).
In the political realm, Austrians prefer limited government -- limited to enforcing contracts made voluntarily between free individuals.
As such, whether practising in Switzerland or elsewhere, chiropractors with attitudes favourable toward drug prescription surveyed in these regions tend to prefer limited prescribing rights within a musculoskeletal scope of practice.
To sort out this issue, 1D CSDs are preferred to limit implementation cost.
