The phrase "achieving maximum efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing optimizing processes, productivity, or resource use to reach the highest level of effectiveness.
Example: "Our goal this quarter is achieving maximum efficiency in our production line to reduce costs and increase output."
Alternatives: "reaching optimal efficiency" or "attaining peak efficiency".
To minimize energy consumption and cost, while achieving maximum efficiency in large-scale chemical processes, new alternatives to extreme operating conditions need to be pursued.
The need of achieving maximum efficiency from these systems motivates the challenge of a careful design that integrates functionalities traditionally considered to be separated, as communication, computation, and control.
The implementation details (e.g., the distribution of with the different submatrices that form the tensor representation of the DVR Hamiltonian) are central to achieving maximum efficiency and near linear scalability of the algorithms for large values of the total angular momentum.
Achieving maximum efficiency by one of the muscles directly causes changing the value of activity coefficients of the other muscles.
To achieve maximum efficiency, the basic layout of an electric car was chosen as the starting point.
He said his goals would be "to achieve maximum efficiency, accountability and concrete results that save lives".
Because solar panels are stationary while the sun's position in the sky changes, they only achieve maximum efficiency during the few hours when the two are aligned.
These results have implications for both sampling scale and intensity to achieve maximum efficiency of community sampling.
Second, the development of process designs that balance permeability and selectivity to achieve maximum efficiency are considered.
The winds also blast the coast at the perfect angle to allow speed sailors to achieve maximum efficiency as they point their kites and sails down the sandy coastline.
The proposed optimal design achieves maximum efficiency of 90.5% at perfect alignment, however, it maintains the efficiency of 72% at 35 40% misalignment between the coils.
