The phrase "set cap" is not a complete sentence and is not considered correct or usable in written English.
It is possible that the phrase is being used as a shortened version of "set a cap", where "cap" refers to a limit or restriction. In this case, it can be used in a sentence like: - The government must set a cap on greenhouse gas emissions to combat climate change. In this example, "set a cap" means to establish a maximum limit for greenhouse gas emissions.
To determine if interpersonal variability was a significant component of the variance in our combined data set, CAP of unweighted unifrac distances was performed, demonstrating that the majority of explained variance in the combined cohort was due to interpersonal variability, with a much smaller proportion explained by the other measured spatial variables (figure 2).
The modeling agencies were registered as talent managers under New York State law, a classification with no set cap on commissions.
"Affordable accommodation is managed separately by Network Housing who have full control of the services and facilities provided to its tenants and have a set cap for service charges.
However, the City regulator is not planning to set caps on pay.
Many states set caps on the fees that executors may charge, but they vary widely.
And in the United Kingdom, politicians have proposed using pay ratios to set caps on pay for government workers and contractors.
National governments have set caps on overall emissions, and then handed companies a corresponding number of permits to pollute.
Doctors say the solution is for the Legislature to set caps on financial awards victims of malpractice can receive, much as California did in 1975.
Policymakers face the danger of "carbon leakage," where firms will choose to operate outside the EU, should it set caps too stringently.
The city's Legal Aid Society is promoting a bill before the City Council that would set caps on the number of clients each lawyer could take on.
The philanthropic set capped off 2017 with the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Acquisitions Fund Benefit, the Berggruen Prize Gala and the New York Botanical Garden.
