The phrase "a maximum of three days" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify a limit on the duration of time allowed for something, such as a deadline or waiting period.
Example: "Please allow a maximum of three days for processing your application."
Alternatives: "no more than three days" or "up to three days."
The agency levied a $160,000 fine after learning that Hawaiian had a policy limiting reimbursement for damages associated with delayed baggage to $30 a day for a maximum of three days -- far less than the $3,500 minimum level required by federal law.
Refresher training refers to training lasting from half a day to a maximum of three days usually organized by the Pharmacy Council (the regulatory body), pharmaceutical companies, or other health agencies in specific subject areas.
The donors, by contrast, were monitored "for a maximum of three days," Mr. Wessels, the South African investigator, said.
So far, 20 have gone from Kingsmead to Lea Valley and 32 in the other direction, each for a maximum of three days.
Cleary, who spoke only to confirm his name and date of birth, was remanded in custody at London's Charing Cross police station for a maximum of three days for further questioning about the alleged attacks.
He sought to promote the welfare of the serfs, but the manner of his approach a decree permitting a maximum of three days of labour service per week was clumsy and high-handed; it did nothing to help the serfs and angered their lords.
Patients eligible for the first group (referred from this point on as the 'acute group') had to meet the diagnostic criteria for the systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) or sepsis of any severity [17] for a minimum of three and a maximum of five days at the day of the session.
Patients eligible for the first group (referred from this point on as the 'acute group') had to meet the diagnostic criteria for the systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) or sepsis of any severity [ 17] for a minimum of three and a maximum of five days at the day of the session.
To obtain a representative overview of daily activities, interviews address 'normal' school or workdays as much as possible: if respondents were on holiday or ill at home (for example) they are questioned about another 'regular' day, with a maximum of seven days before the interview.
Ees was measured by echocardiography using a single-beat (EesSB) Method Ea was calculated as 0.9 systolic arterial pressure/stroke volume, and then the Ea/EesSB ratio was calculated (normal value < 1.36 .The measure were repeated every day for a maximum of seven days.
Time duration between sessions was a minimum of one day and a maximum of ten days.
