The phrase 'accepted maximum' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the largest or most generous value, amount or degree that is accepted as standard or normal. For example, "The accepted maximum for this type of loan is £20,000."
The RMSEA of 0.054 is well below 0.08, the generally accepted maximum criterion for a satisfactory fit and within Yu's range for acceptable error.
In the packaged-ice industry, the generally accepted maximum delivery distance is a hundred miles.
Nautical charts are commonly large, 28 by 40 inches (70 centimetres by 1 metre) being an internationally accepted maximum size.
Falk blames the union, which in its zeal to protect the salaries of rank-and-file players, accepted maximum salaries on superstars in 1999.
London was seized by war fever the term jingoism was coined to describe it which intensified when news arrived that a peace agreement, the Treaty of San Stefano, had been signed whereby Turkey accepted maximum Russian demands.
These emissions contribute an additional 8 to 15 parts per billion of ozone in the springtime, often nudging concentrations of the pollutant above the federally accepted maximum of 75 parts per billion measured as an average concentration over eight hours, Dr. Lin said in an interview by phone.
Unlike Mr. Obama, who is accepting maximum contributions for both the primary and general election campaign periods, Mr. Romney has been raising only primary contributions.
It was during his reign at the union that the NBPA begrudgingly accepted a maximum individual player contract.
Last year, the race organizers fielded twenty-one applications and accepted fourteen the maximum number of runners they can currently handle.
However, in one of its last acts before this Thursday's election, the mayor's office accepted the "maximum reasonable amount of affordable housing in this instance is zero", did not request any compensation and gave the go-ahead for the scheme.
Considering that milk and milk derivatives are consumed daily and, moreover, that they are of primary importance in the diet of children who are most vulnerable, many African countries have accepted the maximum admissible levels of 0.05 μg/L, set by the European Union (EC 2006a).
