The phrase "a maximum combined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the highest total or sum of two or more elements or factors.
Example: "The project budget allows for a maximum combined expenditure of $50,000 for all departments."
Alternatives: "a total maximum" or "the highest combined".
The crimes for which Mr Blagojevich was convicted carry a maximum combined prison time of around 300 years.
On Dec. 9, Mr. Weberman was found guilty of 59 counts of sexual abuse, charges that carried a maximum combined sentence of 117 years.
Considering these results we chose a minimum score ratio of 10 and a maximum combined repetitive and low-complexity base content of 5% as the minimum requirements for probe acceptance (configurable).
With a grating diffraction efficiency of about 60%, a maximum combined power of 0.64 W with an absolute combining efficiency of about 69.6% was achieved.
As almost anyone Stier's age will recall, SAT scores then came in two parts — verbal and math — with a maximum combined value of 1600.
The five counts carry a maximum combined sentence of 35 years, though federal sentencing guidelines make it highly unlikely that Mayor Bost would face that long a term if convicted.
The state sales tax rate is 6.25 percent, but local taxing jurisdictions (cities, counties, special purpose districts, and transit authorities) may also impose sales and use tax up to 2 percent for a total maximum combined rate of 8.25 percent.
With it, the Silverado 3500 4x4 has a gross combined vehicle weight rating (the maximum combined weight of truck, trailer and cargo) of 24,000 pounds.
The pressed slurry from optimum pretreatment conditions (maximum combined sugar yield) was used as substrate of SSF experiments.
It is worth noting that the industrial bagasse (variety 120) required more severe conditions of pretreatment to obtain the maximum combined sugar yield.
Further, having activin B levels above the reference maximum (combined with other factors) gives the best predictor of mortality subsequent to admission.
