"target limit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a maximum amount or value that is intended to be achieved. For example, "Our target limit for the quarter is $10,000 in sales."
1.00pm GMT Italy has missed its deficit reduction target for 2012 - but the good news is that it didn't exceed the 3% target limit set by the European Commission.
The Spanish newspaper El País reported on Saturday that the European commission would propose that Spain, France and several other eurozone countries be given more time to cut their public deficits below the target limit of 3% of GDP.
The cost can be reduced by using the Response Surface Methodology, which builds a surrogate model of the target limit state function.
However, under such condition, the PFB contactor failed to properly control the concentration of iron and manganese below the target limit of 0.02 mg/L as manganese and iron were found to be carried over in the effluent.
The study, based on economic, climatic and agricultural data and computational models, finds that even if climate change stays within the internationally recognized target limit of 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit above pre-industrial levels, the temperature changes could still make damaging heat waves much more common over the U.S. corn belt.
Subject to Federal or State requirements related to assessments, evaluations, and accommodations, each State may, at the sole discretion of such State, set a target limit on the aggregate amount of time devoted to the administration of assessments for each grade, expressed as a percentage of annual instructional hours.
This information can help improve conservation outcomes by understanding where to target limited efforts in a catchment, and clarifying the likely limitations of some aspects of scheme design.
Usually the droplet erosion from the target limits the coating rate and the productivity of the d.c.-arc process.
Levels of salt that breached target limits set by the Food Standards Agency were a recurring problem in sausages and some ethnic restaurant meals.
The outlet contaminant concentrations were constantly held below target limits, in spite of remarkable fluctuations of the inlet concentrations.
Most reported DUB inhibitors, however, are polypharmacological agents possessing weak (micromolar) potency toward their primary target, limiting their utility in target validation and mechanism studies.
