The phrase "achieved their maximum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the point at which something has reached its highest level or capacity, often in contexts like performance, production, or potential.
Example: "The athletes trained rigorously and finally achieved their maximum performance during the championship."
Alternatives: "reached their peak" or "attained their highest level".
In the classroom, Michaela's warmth and infectious determination ensured that every student achieved their maximum potential.
"We have finally squeezed all the air out of the balloon," Professor Fox said, suggesting that the variety of law enforcement strategies that helped reduce the high levels of crime of the late 1980's and early 1990's may have achieved their maximum benefit.
The identification of Deinocheirus as a gigantic ornithomimosaur confirms the observation that three separate lineages of non-flesh-eating theropods (ornithomimosaurs, therizinosaurs and the short-beaked bird-like oviraptorosaurs) independently achieved their maximum known size in the later Cretaceous of eastern and central Asia10.
Upon reaching maximum loading, cracks also achieved their maximum width at the center of the spans, while cracks at the supporting areas stopped developing prior to that stage.
In simulations, we find that regardless of the rate of tumor growth, for tumors that have achieved their maximum size, at least approximately, WH distance≈BH distance.
The largest differences in mean estimates of the WH and BH distances occur for slow growing tumors that are both young (have not achieved their maximum size), and have only a few to moderate number of CSCs.
Finally, researchers noted that grapevines did not achieve their maximum cold hardiness in the vineyard throughout the study.
However, these systems cannot achieve their maximum potential to recover valuable resources from wastewater.
Weight loss starts immediately and continues for 18 months to two years, when most people achieve their maximum loss, usually 70percentto80percentcent of their excess weight.
Entertainment is a "vital part" of the BBC's mission, the government said, arguing that programmes generally needed to entertain viewers to achieve their maximum impact.
