The phrase "above the maximum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a value or measurement that exceeds a specified maximum limit.
Example: "The temperature readings were consistently above the maximum allowed for safe operation."
Alternatives: "exceeding the maximum" or "greater than the maximum".
No adverse effects were observed with any species tested at, or above, the maximum expected environmental concentration (MEEC).
For couples with two incomes, each above the maximum, the tax savings will be $4,272.
The findings were stark: 73% of county-operated defender systems, utilized in 27 states, were functioning above the maximum recommended caseload level.
The legislation would also allow some people, under some circumstances, to make additional contributions above the maximum amounts to retirement accounts and 401(k) plans.
If registered growers are found to have plantings above the maximum allowed, soldiers are called in to remove the excess.
Mr. O'Leary said he was personally irritated that some Ryanair employees fined customers when their carry-on baggage was slightly above the maximum size.
On the one hand, we have two clubs that have both heavily exploited the league's infamous "Designated Player" rule, which allows club owners to pay players out of pocket above the maximum salary and over their allotted roster budget.
The suit seeks to block candidates from taking money from nonconstituents and from using personal money for their campaigns above the maximum of $4,000 allowed for individual contributions.
For people earning above the maximum annual amount subject to the payroll tax -- $80,400 this year -- the guaranteed benefit would be around 75percentt of the benefit under current law.
Estimates said that pollution soared above the maximum recommended World Health Organization levels.
When the average queue length is above the maximum threshold then all arriving packets are dropped.
