The phrase "accept a maximum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a limit or cap on the number of items, participants, or conditions that can be accepted in a given context.
Example: "The event can only accept a maximum of 100 participants to ensure a comfortable experience for everyone."
Alternatives: "allow up to" or "permit no more than".
He is expected to suggest that leaders agree to accept a maximum of five overall goals.
The Republican National Committee, for example, can accept a maximum of $20,000 per person annually in hard money, and an unlimited amount of soft money.
Under state law, party committees can accept a maximum of $30,000 annually per donor, while most candidates can receive up to $1,800 from each individual per election cycle.
But he can still accept a maximum of only $7,750 from each contributor, so the challenge for the Green campaign is to find new people to make campaign contributions in the final weeks of the election, at a time when many people are directing their donations to charitable agencies dealing with the aftermath of the World Trade Center attack.
Heather Nauert, the State Department's chief spokesperson, defended the Trump administration's decision to accept a maximum of just 30,000 refugees in 2019 — the lowest cap in the 43-year history of the U.S. refugee program — in part by positing that most refugees would rather remain in their war-torn homelands.
The setting –v1 was used allowing Bowtie to accept a maximum of one mismatch.
The group accepts a maximum of five new members a year, and each member must be accepted unanimously.
Macedonia, Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia are refusing to accept Afghans and other refugees deemed not to be from conflict zones and are accepting a maximum of 580 migrants a day.
Slovenia said Austria was accepting a maximum of 1,500 people, far fewer than were previously entering from Hungary, although the Austrian interior ministry said it could not confirm this.
GEM-TREND accepts a maximum of 500 genes as a query gene-expression signature.
The three-year undergraduate direct entry program accepted a maximum of only 20 students annually.
