"treatment limits" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "The doctor discussed the treatment limits for my condition with me."
Failure to adhere to treatment limits viral suppression, and so thwarts the preventative effect of treatment.
But insurers say the Obama administration went overboard when it tried to regulate "nonquantitative treatment limits".
This leaves treating physicians to deal with threatening insurance companies, patients to deal with treatment limits, and patients like Robert with a lot more homework to do.
Under the law, insurers cannot have separate cost-sharing requirements or treatment limits that apply only to mental illness and addiction disorders.
But if they do, the treatment limits and financial requirements could be no more restrictive than those that apply to medical or surgical benefits.
The American Psychiatric Association said that nonquantitative treatment limits, though less visible than limits on the number of doctor visits or hospital days, could be more insidious.
State laws vary, but all states set strict controls regarding involuntary hospitalization and forced treatment, limiting it to circumstances when a person is an imminent danger to self or others, or likely to become so.
The sample size, retrospective design and non-randomized choice of the treatment limit further interpretation.
4030W92, at 25 mg/day, produced a nonsignificant reduction in pain without treatment limiting side effects.
In a rat model of acute renal damage, dnCXCL8 treatment limited proximal tubular damage and reduced granulocyte infiltration.
Patients usually recover within a week with treatment limited to painkillers and drugs to reduce the fever.
