The phrase "a maximum effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the highest level of effectiveness of a method, strategy, or tool.
Example: "To achieve a maximum effective outcome, we need to optimize our resources and streamline our processes."
Alternatives: "the highest efficiency" or "optimal effectiveness."
The weapon has a maximum effective range of around 4,000 yards and weighs roughly 26 pounds.
This translates into a maximum effective thermal conductivity of ∼8000 W/m K.
The produced PRO modules have a maximum effective area of 0.5 m2.
We measure the kinetics of tile displacement reactions with varying toehold strengths, and show that the kinetics can be controlled over a range of five orders of magnitude, reaching a maximum effective rate of ~4.5 × 105 M−105−105
Estimates of yield strength based on the minimum cross-sectional area implicitly assume that yielding is controlled by a maximum effective shear stress criterion.
More than 2000 test runs were performed and results showed that an optimal thermal performance was achieved at a fill ratio of 69.5%, producing a maximum effective thermal conductivity keff around 50,000 W/m-K.
As a result, the maximum effective aspect ratio, which is largely determined by the state of dispersion, could be achieved.
Over a range of reservoir properties, maximum effective storage peaks at an optimal depth of 1600 m, at which point 0.18-0.31 metons tons can be stored per cubic meter of bulk volume of reservoir.
In the first state, it was tried to obtain an arrangement with the maximum effective multiplication factor and the smallest maximum power peaking factor.
In the first state, it was tried to obtain an arrangement with the maximum effective multiplication factor and the safe maximum power peaking factor.
A noise barrier (limiting its maximum effective height) is situated between both.
