The phrase "threshold set by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when you are referring to a preset standard or limit that has been established. For example, "The threshold set by the company for employee performance is very high."
Card holders also receive a dividendlike "performance bonus" when a baseball player performs above a statistical threshold set by Topps.
The downgrade put the notes well below the quality threshold set by fund regulators.
The total number of shares is yet to be determined but Core will not exceed a 30% threshold set by Australian authorities.
The filibuster has a kind of built-in defense mechanism: the two-thirds threshold set by Rule XXII for any changes made to the filibuster itself.
Algae samples from the lake taken earlier this month found levels of toxins 20 times higher than a safety threshold set by the World Health Organisation.
Wensveen, F.M. et al. Apoptosis threshold set by Noxa and Mcl-1 after T cell activation regulates competitive selection of high-affinity clones.
The amount of gaseous tritium released by the developed IECF facility after tritium burning is verified to be much less than the threshold set by regulations.
The 20-week limit also violates the legal threshold set by the Supreme Court, which has held that states cannot ban abortions before the fetus becomes viable.
But the official said that nothing Mr. Holmes disclosed to Dr. Fenton rose to the threshold set by Colorado law to hospitalize someone involuntarily.
The threshold set by the company is thus important because it effectively places a hard cap on the number of shares an investor can buy.
The laws directly conflict with the key threshold set by the Supreme Court: that abortion cannot be banned until the fetus becomes viable.
