The phrase "achieved by maximizing a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing methods or strategies to reach a goal or outcome by increasing a specific variable or factor.
Example: "The desired performance level can be achieved by maximizing a key resource in the project."
Alternatives: "attained through optimizing a" or "realized by enhancing a".
This is achieved by maximizing the conditional likelihood for a model H and the gene expression profiles and a log function is adopted for convenience.
2. Maximize lifetime compensation over annual compensation: Your journey to financial security is not achieved by maximizing income this year, but rather maximizing income over your entire career.
Photoconductance measurements revealed an implicit open-circuit voltage (i-VOC) of 670 mV for the solar cell precursor (before metallization), achieved by maximizing the work function of V2O5 with a thin nickel capping layer.
The certainty scores of s- and t-methods are turned into logodd values that are comparable to each other such that the most plausible identity assignment for the entire video is achieved by maximizing the sum of these logodd values under a flip operation (cf. Section 3.3).
All fits were achieved by maximizing the log-likelihood of equation (7) following a quasi-Newton algorithm.
The goal of optimizing health for a population can be achieved by maximizing QALYs within the constraints of the resources, as it can also be achieved by other measures.
For a given absorption efficiency, this can be achieved by maximizing the ratio Sabs/ Ssca shown in Fig. 2(d).
The optimization is achieved by maximizing the objective functions productivity (i.e. the production rate for a given amount of stationary phase) and product yield (i.e. the fraction of IgG recovered in the product stream).
A design with an optimal performance of the heat exchanger is achieved by maximizing the effectiveness of the heat exchanger (ε-NTU method) using the following parameters as optimizing variables: the width of the flow channel, the length, pitch, thickness, and angle of the fins.
