The phrase "a maximum variability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the extent or range of variability in a particular subject or dataset.
Example: "The study revealed a maximum variability of results, indicating significant differences across the sample population."
Alternatives: "the highest variability of" or "the greatest variability of".
The subpixel variability of rainfall extreme was found to increase with longer return periods and shorter durations (e.g. from a maximum variability of 10% for a return period of 2 years and a duration of 4 h to 30% for 50 years return period and 20 min duration).
Just over 5% of SNPs showed a maximum variability of >25% between the lowest and highest signal of any array.
Others possess a more evenly distributed variability, with a maximum variability of 34.4% on first codon positions, and 28.6% at second codon positions.
Although we opted for a maximum variability sample in terms of location of postholder (geographical spread, urban/regional, based in acute services or community practice), case selection was ultimately limited to the availability of a matched service without a postholder for comparison.
Pogoreltsev et al. (2014) found the maximum variability of QBO winds at altitudes near 30 km (pressure levels 10 20 hPa) and determined the westerly and easterly wind zones at those heights.
Participants in patient focus groups were drawn from those with experience of receiving test results, while the groups maintained the maximum variability of patient characteristics, such as age, gender and ethnicity to include a range of opinions and experiences.
A three-step sampling process was used to select 16 primary health centre (PHC) areas as study sites for maximum variability of regions with successful implementation of immunisation programmes in terms of coverage.
Selection was done by their main mental health care provider (psychiatrist) taking into consideration the maximum variability of sampling in gender, work status, and clinical status (totally remitted, partially remitted, and nonremitted), consulting the patients' clinical records.
