The phrase "a maximum radius of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the largest distance from a central point in various contexts, such as geometry, physics, or engineering.
Example: "The satellite can operate within a maximum radius of 500 kilometers from its launch site."
Alternatives: "a maximum distance of" or "a maximum range of".
Given a 25-mile range, Amazon's drones could serve an area of nearly 2,000 sq miles – far greater than the 609 sq miles inside the M25, which has a maximum radius of less than 20 miles.
The thermobaric fire-ball generated by 40 g RDX/Alf charge could sustain combustion up to 40 ms, reaching a maximum radius of about 2.4 m.
Multi-resolution analysis was used to generate average altitudes using a Gaussian filter with a maximum radius of 1 km at 20 m intervals, resulting in 50 generated DEMs.
Our simulations showed that at the end of the 3-h injection, the rupture zone associated with tensile and shear failure extended to a maximum radius of about 200 m from the injection well.
How loud?" Users can select to filter their matches by distance (up to a maximum radius of 100 kilometers), if they have children, religion, height, and age.
The cylinder is 0.2-m high, with a maximum radius of 0.15 m.
Production areas within walking or animal cart distance of a market - maximum radius of 10 kilometres from markets is usual.
The area within the circular window varied in size from zero to a maximum radius, never including >50% of the total population.
Given a reference point i and a maximum radius R, the nearest neighbors Q of that point can be defined as those points which are contained in the sphere of radius R center at point i.
Increasing the dissolution rate constant or decreasing the disentanglement threshold of the polymer caused a reduction in the maximum radius of tablet.
Given the EDT, one defines the CRT at a given point x ∊ Ω as the maximum radius of a hypothetical spherical particle contained in void space and overlapping x.
