The phrase "a maximum of six month" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "a maximum of six months" to indicate the plural form of "month."
Example: "The project will take a maximum of six months to complete."
Alternatives: "up to six months" or "no more than six months."
All five directors of the Sanitary District — whose service area includes all of Costa Mesa and portions of Newport Beach and unincorporated county land — receive a stipend of $221 per service day, with a maximum of six per month.
Costa Mesa Sanitary District's elected directors receive $221 per day of service, for a maximum of six days a month.
The sanitation district pays board members $212.50 per meeting with a maximum of six meetings per month.
The patients were followed for an average of 3.5 years and a maximum of six years, until Oct. 31, 2001.
It reduced the number of freight trains from an average of 15 a day to a maximum of five in November in order to cope with the threat of asylum seekers trying to get into Britain.
The immigration minister, Mark Harper, told MPs on Thursday that the seasonal agricultural workers scheme, under which 21,250 Romanians and Bulgarians have come to Britain every year for a maximum of six months, will close in December.
During the period from month 6 to month 12, patients with residual or recurrent uveitic activity are allowed to receive additional treatments with sirolimus up to every 2 months leading to a maximum of six injections over the 12-month study duration.
Starting four months ago, individuals have been allowed to grow a maximum of six plants at home, while last month "marijuana clubs" were legalized, at which up to 45 individuals can band together to produce marijuana communally.
A family of four can receive a maximum of four hundred and ninety-seven dollars per month from state assistance in Kansas, and perhaps a comparable amount in "food stamp" funds.
But the training is rigorous, similar to an American boot camp, and better, Iraqi officers say, than anything under Mr. Hussein, when a trainee infantryman was allowed a maximum of three bullets a month on the firing range.
In the current survey, a child was considered adherent to treatment if they missed a maximum of two injections per month.
