The phrase "up to limit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the maximum amount or number that someone can have, use, or do something. For example: "The company offers up to limit of five free gifts with purchase."
The group urged Muslim faithful to break through any lines that the Israeli police set up to limit access to the holy sites.
Originally drawn up to limit sulphur and nitrogen emissions, the annex was amended last year to also cover greenhouse gas emissions.
Arthur I. Weinstein, vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said that a rescue corporation is a legal entity set up to limit the bad income a co-op receives.
Western food manufacturers are buying so little sustainable palm oil that the system set up to limit damage to tropical forests caused by the world's cheapest vegetable oil is in danger of collapse.
After that, with Connor Barwin gone to Philadelphia, the Texans need another pass rusher, and the right side of the offensive line has to be shored up to limit pressure on Matt Schaub.
As-synthesized AuNPs were centrifuged up to limit concentration of 2000 mg/L and diluted with MS medium to required concentrations (1, 10, and 100 mg/L).
The model is capable of predicting the conversion, composition and molecular weight development up to limiting conversions.
Janet Geer, spokesperson for Seattle-based Puget Sound Starts Here, a partnership of regional governments dedicated to improving local water quality, also urges more frequent clean-up to limit these risks.
Parental ill health (present vs. absent) was assessed based on (i) parents' serious illness, accident or physical disability in 1991 (prevalence = 24.5%) and (ii) the mother or father being hospitalized between 1989 and 2009 (≥3 times over the course of follow-up to limit the assessment to significant health problems, prevalence = 21.6%).
If banks do get into trouble, depositors' money is insured, up to set limits.
Mrs. Vaughan long ago gave up trying to limit Kristie's bounces to appropriate weather.
