"time limit will be" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to discuss the period of time in which something must be completed or the maximum amount of time allowed for a certain activity. Example: "The time limit will be 30 minutes for each section of the exam." This sentence implies that students will have 30 minutes to complete each section of the exam. Another example: "The time limit will be strictly enforced for all submissions." This sentence means that there is a specific time frame in which submissions must be made and it will be closely monitored and adhered to.
The time limit will be strict.
Approximately 8 minutes for the talk, 2 minutes for Q & A. The time limit will be strictly enforced.
A student who fails to take corrective steps within the specified time limit will be terminated from candidacy for his/her degree.
(2) If a court determines that exceptional circumstances exist, the Commission's failure to comply with a time limit will be excused for the length of time provided by the court order.
It's operating on a first-come, first-serve basis, and checkout periods can span the entire stay of Google on that particular campus, but not longer – anyone who exceeds the time limit will be charged for the device, but Google also says there are "no hard feelings" if that ends up happening.
Hence, all patients participating in the PINE study who consult their GP within this time limit will be prescribed antiviral medicines.
These time limits will be strictly enforced by an official timekeeper.
Nonresidents will have to park on the non-reserved side of each block, where two-hour time limits will be enforced.
For the first time, limits will be imposed on the carbon dioxide output of existing power plants, which, as the biggest single source, account for 40% of America's carbon emissions.
To break the tie, there will be a series of four rapid games on Wednesday (the time limits will be 25 minutes per player, with 10 seconds added after every move).
In an appearance at the National Press Club in Washington last week, Deepak Bhargava, director of a coalition of groups known as the National Campaign for Jobs and Income Support, said, "We now have a welfare system in which time limits will be hitting in a majority of states at precisely the time when the labor markets are the weakest and when families are in the most trouble".
