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The phrase "a maximum thickness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the greatest allowable thickness of a material or object in various contexts, such as engineering, construction, or manufacturing.
Example: "The specifications require a maximum thickness of 10 millimeters for the insulation material used in the project."
Alternatives: "a maximum depth of" or "a maximum width of".
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The waterline belt of the N3 had a maximum thickness of 15 inches thick with the top of the armour angled outwards.
The colonized quartz stones were up to 29.8 mm thick; uncolonized stones only reached a maximum thickness of 18.3 mm.
The main waterline belt had a maximum thickness of 9 inches and tapered to 5 inches thick at its lower edge.
The armour of the barbette hoods had a maximum thickness of 10 inches while their roofs were three inches thick.
The main battery guns were protected with a maximum thickness of 460 mm of armor, and the secondary turrets had 100 mm thick sides.
The armour of the main gun barbette hoods had a maximum thickness of nine inches and those of the intermediate barbettes were 6-8 inches thick.
2) The material used shall have a maximum thickness of one millimeter, or 0.04 inches.
In the Delaware Basin it reaches a maximum thickness of about 2,400 feet (720 metres).
They reach a maximum thickness of some 10,000 feet (3,000 metres) near Mumbai.
The resonator has a maximum thickness of approximately 8.5 μm and the silica layer under the waveguide has a thickness of 2.5 μm.
It carried a 20-mm gun and one machine gun and was protected by armour with a maximum thickness of 30 mm.
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