The phrase "a maximum dimension of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the largest allowable size or extent of an object or area in various contexts, such as design, architecture, or manufacturing.
Example: "The box must have a maximum dimension of 30 centimeters in length to fit in the designated space."
Alternatives: "a maximum size of" or "a maximum measurement of".
Our sheet-feed scanner is capable of scanning maps with a maximum dimension of 52 inches.
American Airlines allows, on international routes, two pieces of checked baggage, each with a maximum dimension of 62 inches and a weight of 50 pounds.
This protein adopts a dimensionally asymmetric conformation that is monomeric in solution, with a maximum dimension of ∼170 Å.
Under physiological conditions, OMGPC and OIDGPC form spherical micelles with a maximum dimension of about 8 nm, which do not change with concentration.
A maximum dimension of 60 Å in the surface normal direction and high density surface coverage were observed under pH 4.1 conditions.
Each arch was cast in two pieces with a maximum dimension of 21 metres (70 feet), which were difficult to move from the foundry to the site and to set in place.
Small angle scattering form factor revealed an elongated average conformation corresponding to a triaxial ellipsoid while inverse Fourier transform of the scattering form factor gave a maximum dimension for AGP of 64 nm.
From a p(r) function a maximum dimension (Dmax) of 97.2 Å was estimated.
In all cases the tumor size was considerably large with a mean maximum dimension of 11.1 ± 4.6 cm and a mean tumor volume of ~620 cm.
Indonesia is the largest country in Southeast Asia, with a maximum dimension from east to west of about 3,200 miles (5,100 km) and an extent from north to south of 1,100 miles (1,800 km).
For instance, the NLS of a cargo protein is recognized by importin α (62 kDa), which also binds to importin β (98 kDa) to form a heterodimer with the maximum dimension of 19 nm and a radius of gyration of 5.7 nm.
