The phrase "under age limit" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a restriction or requirement that specifies a minimum age for something. Example: "Students under the age limit of 18 are not allowed to participate in this activity without parental consent."
Webb reportedly had to ask her school for permission to bring her grandpa to the junior prom, and the principal agreed to make an exception to the 21-and-under age limit.
(Sometimes competitors are far under the age limit; the festival has received several submissions from 6-year-olds).
Don't smoke if you're under the age limit.
Thus, although CNRS is spending nearly $6 million a year on ATIPE, the 565 grant winners since 1998 are still a minority of the roughly 3000 CNRS scientists currently under 40, the age limit for receiving them.
Koschmider then reported Harrison for working under the legal age limit (even though he had been working at Koschmider's club) and Harrison was deported on 30 November 1960.
Best and McCartney spent three hours in a local prison and were subsequently deported, as was George Harrison, for working under the legal age limit, on 30 November 1960.
Hugh was born in approximately 1125, for in 1153 with his election as bishop he was still under the canonical age limit for bishops of 28. Henry acquired for Hugh the office of archdeacon in the see of Winchester, sometime before 1139.
Do not drink under the legal age limit.
Do NOT drink if you are under your legal age limit.
The biennial tournament has been around since 1985, originally as the Under-16 World Championship before the age limit was raised to under-17 in 1991.
In March, the Pentagon rewrote its policy from the 1960's that limited new recruits to people under 36, raising the age limit for Army Reserve and Guard recruits by five years, to anyone younger than 40.
