The phrase "achieving its maximum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing reaching the highest level or limit of something, such as performance, capacity, or potential.
Example: "The system is designed to optimize performance, ensuring that it is achieving its maximum efficiency at all times."
Alternatives: "reaching its peak" or "attaining its highest level".
The Q4000, the second vessel to join the containment effort above the well, began collecting oil Tuesday morning, and within three days was nearly achieving its maximum capacity of about 10,000 barrels a day.
where: μ is the friction coefficient value and θ is the angle calculated based on the thickness chip achieving its maximum value as Fig. 2b.
From Fig. 8b, we observe that the optimal control is a concave function of the number of infected nodes (for all times), achieving its maximum value at a different number of infected nodes, (I_{max }^m), at each time or value of interest.
In our study, RPP gradually decreased after achieving its maximum at 5 minutes.
In the severe intensity domain, neither VO2 nor blood lactate concentrations ([La−]) can be stabilized, rising inexorably until fatigue ensues, with VO2 achieving its maximum value [ 17].
In other words, in a fluctuating environment, the adaptive fitness-landscape is dynamic and an ever-changing property, which results in continuously changing directions of selection pressure and prevents the species from achieving its maximum metabolic efficiency in any particular environment.
Alongside the surface Π(p 0,p 1) and the point ((p^{max }_{0},p^{max }_{1})) where it achieves its maximum, in Fig. 6, we have also depicted the profit functions Π 0(p 0) and Π 1(p 1).
The activity reached the maximum value in all the tissues during the period of 48 hrs except in liver tissue where it achieved its maximum level during 72 hrs.
You should protect your concrete drive from extreme weather conditions for at least three, and preferably seven days, so that it achieves its maximum strength.
This is contrasted by H4K20me2, which is lowest in G2 and achieves its maximum in G1 where it accounts for >90% of K20-methylated histone H4.
In a catalytic reaction where Gli1 is a potent non-stoichiometric activator, a concentration of 0.001 might be "high" in that it causes the reaction to achieve its maximum rate.
