The phrase "a maximum coverage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or reach of something, such as a service, policy, or insurance.
Example: "The new health plan offers a maximum coverage of $1 million for medical expenses."
Alternatives: "the highest level of coverage" or "the utmost coverage available."
A maximum coverage of 20percentt of the property would be allowed, including already existing buildings.
In this case, that would be the Westport National account, with a maximum coverage of $500,000.
After drawing from its insurance policy, with a maximum coverage of a little over $1 billion, the authority estimated that the Federal Emergency Management Agency would cover at least 75 percent of the remaining infrastructure costs, leaving up to $950 million that the authority may need to finance itself.
Under such conditions a maximum coverage of 0.23 is obtained.
This procedure ensures a maximum coverage of the central face area.
A maximum coverage of 30 km can be reached with an angular resolution of about 3° and a range resolution equal to 120 m.
All together these results show that the optimal window of cut-offs that produces the best physical map assembly, i.e. an assembly with (1) a minimum number of contigs, (2) a maximum coverage in length of the physical map, (3) a minimum number of chimerical contigs, and, (4) a minimum percentage of mis-assembled BACs, is between 1e-15 and 1e-10.
The formation of a SAM provides maximum coverage of the AuNPs surface with Raman reporters in order to generate maximum Raman signals and minimize coadsorption of other molecules.
Finally, we design a disjoint max-coverage algorithm to generate a summarized sequence with maximum coverage of interested events and minimum number of frames.
It doesn't matter if you prefer the near-commando feel of a thong, or the maximum coverage of cotton briefs -- wear comfy undies if you want to this to be a good year.
The distribution had a minimum coverage of 5.32% and maximum coverage of 5.42%, and a mean of 5.37±1e-6 5.37±1e-6%
