The phrase "a maximum coefficient of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving statistics, mathematics, or any field where coefficients are relevant, indicating the highest value of a coefficient in a given situation.
Example: "The study found a maximum coefficient of correlation of 0.95 between the two variables."
Alternatives: "the highest coefficient of" or "a peak coefficient of".
It was found that an optimum nozzle location which can produce a maximum coefficient of performance (COP) exists for a given set of operating conditions.
This paper proposes an analytical method to design thermoelectric heat pumps (THPs), in order to meet a given thermal power demand with a maximum coefficient of performance (COP).
The final design was observed to shed long stringy algae and operate normally where a maximum coefficient of performance of 0.25 and a water-to-wire efficiency of just under 20% were achieved.
Approximately 10 20% of the acoustic power is dissipated by the phase shifters without power recovery, while 15 20% of the acoustic power can be recovered by the power recovery displacer, leading to a maximum coefficient of performance (COP) above 0.14 at 80 K.
In redressing this balance, the sampling plan for this monitoring program aimed for a maximum coefficient of variation (CV) of 25% for stratum-specific density estimations of elephants and great apes [19].
The growth rate r has a low potential to be correctly estimated (8% as a maximum coefficient of determination R ).
Two objective functions are considered: (i) maximizing crystal size subject to a specified maximum coefficient of variation and (ii) minimizing coefficient of variation subject to a specified minimum crystal size.
The erucic acid content, which varied from 0 to 53.7 with an average of 22.7, had the maximum coefficient of variation of 73.4%, whereas oil content in Nanchan, which varied from 33.4 to 52.6 with an average of 43.6, had the lowest coefficient of variation of 5.4%.
He talked with gusto about "proactive urethane," the "maximum coefficient of traction" and something called a "flared ball track".
The absorber-evaporator is an important component in the DAHT system, and there exists an optimum absorber-evaporator temperature (OAET) at which the maximum coefficient of performance (COP) and exergy efficiency (ECOP) can be obtained simultaneously.
In this paper the maximum coefficient of performance (COP) is obtained for an irreversible inverse Rankine cycle refrigerator working with the environmentally friendly fluid R134a.
