The phrase "a maximum house" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the largest possible size or capacity of a house, possibly in real estate or architectural discussions.
Example: "The design team was tasked with creating a blueprint for a maximum house that could accommodate a large family comfortably."
Alternatives: "a maximum-sized house" or "a house of maximum capacity".
One thing that is known: modern standards for seat width and accessibility are likely to cut the maximum house from just under 1,100 people to something in the range of 900, balcony included.
The incursion by shield-toting riot police to the deeply symbolic National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) sent shivers through those in Mexico who remember the results of previous police actions inside Mexico's autonomous "maximum house of learning". .
When maximum house dust was used as the exposure measure, however, the odds of wheeze were higher for those with an urban residence compared with a nonurban residence (p-value for interaction = 0.05).
In Southwark, where the LHA rate is set to a maximum of £204.08 a week for a one bedroom property, the maximum housing benefit awarded is £884 a month.
Housing market value data prior to the earthquake are adopted (first half of 2012) to define a weighted minimum and maximum housing value per district by using the results in Table 4c.
There was a high variation in EIRs between houses, and a maximum in the house closest to larval-breeding sites.
Chuck, like any other single man living in a party house with a bunch of bros (in this case, a maximum security party house with 3,000 bros), he's downplaying the commitment.
The present maximum housing benefit single people under the age of 25 can receive is limited to the rate for a single room in a shared house.
Undergraduate students eligible for a simultaneous degree are entitled to remain in undergraduate housing on the condition that they are within their "eight-term maximum" housing guarantee.
Undergraduate students eligible for simultaneous degree are entitled to remain in undergraduate housing on the condition that they are within their "8 term maximum" housing guarantee.
