The phrase "a peaked value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing data, statistics, or measurements that reach a maximum point.
Example: "The graph shows a peaked value of sales during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a maximum value of" or "a high point of".
For very short separations, the coefficient of determination, R, started as an increasing function and peaked at 0.45 mm separation with a peak value of 0.9941.
Cellular growth in groups A, B, and C peaked on day 10 before entering the plateau phase, while that of group D reached a peak value on day 11.
After about 5.5 h the OTR peaked at a value of ca. 0.06 mol/L/h and then formed a plateau, which indicates oxygen limitation [ 23].
It should be noted that the peaked value and optimal pitches are slightly changed from Figure 1b since a finer sweep with Λ step of 10 nm is employed.
The average MCDI peaked at a value of approximately 0.05 in V1, and approximately 0.10 in V2; this difference became significant at 70 ms after stimulus onset.
By the time Japan's property boom peaked, the value of the grounds of the imperial palace in Tokyo was allegedly greater than that of the whole of California.
In Eq. 5, we have extended the range of integration of the autofluorescence, a, to - ∞ to ∞ to perform the integration, which should give little effect if the posterior distribution of a is sufficiently peaked at a positive value of a[ 39].
As can be seen in step 4 of Figure 3B, the feature space has peaked values at the center of the nucleus that decrease in value as it extends away from the nucleus.
First a steep increase in resistance that peaked at 15 kΩ was observed on day 2 of culture and this was followed by a slow decrease over 5.5 days to a plateau with an average value of 8.5 kΩ.
When that stock peaked in late 1999, the company had a market value of $616 billion.
