The phrase "a maximum variation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the extent or range of variation allowed or observed in a particular situation or measurement.
Example: "The experiment allowed for a maximum variation of 5% in the results to account for potential errors."
Alternatives: "a maximum range of" or "the highest degree of variation".
In the proposed sensor, the resonance frequency demonstrated a maximum variation of 5.7% for water to rag layer interface.
Two samples were tested in a specially designed wind tunnel to maintain constant battery surface temperature within a maximum variation of ±0.88 °C.
To increase the accuracy of the sensor in the interface detection, quality factor is also measured and demonstrated a maximum variation of 85% depending on the materials.
The proposed configuration exhibits a maximum variation of only about ±1.4 degree over the entire wavelength range of 500 750 nm.
A mean difference of 3.8% between simulated and measured modal frequencies is recorded, and a maximum variation of 6.8%, as concerns strain values, is obtained.
The variation in response of the last 20th cycle with respect to the 1st cycle was found to be 4% with a maximum variation of 15% within all data points.
Purposive sampling will be used to include a maximum variation sample of parents/carers, including those with a range of ages of children and ethnicity; participants will be selected from areas of high and low social-economic deprivation, and with a range of illness severity scores and treatment outcomes.
Participants A maximum variation sample of 80 people bereaved because of suicide or other traumatic death.
A patient-based conceptual framework for survivors' HRQL was built using: a systematic review of the literature; secondary analysis of 40 in-depth interviews with adult critical care survivors; and primary analysis of in-depth interviews with a maximum variation sample of 25 white critical care survivors in England.
33 Interviews were conducted with 11 nurses, nine doctors, and 25 patient participants, representing a maximum variation sample of patients based on age, sex, and deprivation status of the practice.
In order to maximise the validity of our findings, we aimed for and succeeded in gaining a maximum variation sample of people who completed the intervention; the participants in our study covered the spectrum of sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of a broader group of individuals who received the intervention.
