The phrase "a maximum figure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the highest amount or limit of something, such as costs, quantities, or measurements.
Example: "The budget for the project has been set at a maximum figure of $50,000."
Alternatives: "a highest amount" or "an upper limit".
"The €100bn sum is a maximum figure," he stressed.
Sooner or later a scientist will propose a maximum figure for rugby contact hours; the volume of hits even a modern professional player's sculpted body can absorb is clearly finite.
A maximum figure of merit (zT) value around 1.6 at 850 K is realized in the high entropy Ag9GaSe5.53Te0.45, which is the best value in n-type liquid-like materials reported so far.
The Ag Au bimetallic fishnet produces a maximum figure of merit value of 21, transmission as high as 62%, moderate negative permeability Re of −0.5, and Re(n) of −1 at 1463 nm.
A maximum figure of merit value of the IAIA multilayer could be obtained at a top IZO thickness of 30 nm as indicated by a shadow mark.
Whether the 8% transfer is even legal is being debated in the courts, but the city should get ahead of the issue and put a maximum figure on all of these funds right now.
Today Facebook announced the 87 million figure as a maximum number of people potentially impacted and said it would notify those users with an alert atop the News Feed.
Most journals stipulate an upper word limit, and a maximum number and size of figures, tables, etc.
It is important to acknowledge that many journals have strict word limits for original research articles, including a maximum number of tables and figures that can be included.
Using the production approach, a nationwide maximum figure of 2.9 MtC year−1 for the HWP carbon storage effect is determined for 2030.
The scalp distribution of this late positive component (LPC) showed a parieto-occipital maximum (Figure 4B, bottom).
