"quota limit" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to refer to a certain limit that has been set for a particular activity, such as a production quota. For example: "The factory set a quota limit of 100 units that must be produced every day."
Set conservative quota limits, limits everyone can agree on, that pose no risk to the wild population.
Lowell's first idea — a quota limiting Jews to fifteen per cent of the student body — was roundly criticized.
Lowell's first idea a quota limiting Jews to fifteen per cent of the student body was roundly criticized.
Because many fishermen are unhappy with the size of their quotas, there is always the temptation to land "black" fish which exceed quota limits.
Two Hollywood companies looked to have cracked it: signing production agreements with Chinese companies allowing them to bypass the dreaded quota limiting foreign film releases to 20 a year.
It is difficult to predict the change in the price of whale meat if national governments committed to enforcing quota limits, but it would surely rise dramatically and take fishing fleets' profit per whale with it.
He had also exempted the E.U. while the United States sought to win certain concessions from Brussels, including the E.U. agreeing to a quota limiting European steel exports to the U.S. and a 10percentt decrease to current European tariffs on cars.
The site was closed in 1979 to allow for a lengthy investigation to determine the tourism impact, and then reopened, but with a quota limiting access to 8,500 visitors a year.
We believe [Monday's 11% share price fall] is an overreaction given there are quota limits to stimulant sales and we do not expect [rival] Actavis to have been given sufficient quota to eliminate Shire and its authorised generics from the market.
