The phrase "aiming at maximum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives, particularly in contexts related to performance, efficiency, or outcomes.
Example: "Our team is aiming at maximum efficiency to meet the project deadline."
Alternatives: "striving for optimal" or "targeting peak".
Until recently tidal stream turbine design has been carried out mainly by experimental prototype testing aiming at maximum turbine efficiency.
However, a new optimization criterion could be of interest, aiming at maximum burn-up of the plutonium content in fuel assemblies, i.e., minimization of remaining plutonium in spent fuel at the end of cycle (EOC).
Some options may be conflicting with efficient nutrient (N and P) management, i.e. management aiming at maximum conversion of imported nutrients into exported products (milk and meat in the case of dairy farms).
A vital step would be a review of the traditional method of international affairs, which may be termed "empirical-competitive". In the simplest definition, this is a method aiming at maximum improvement of one's position everywhere possible and, simultaneously, a method of causing maximum unpleasantness to opposing forces without consideration of common welfare and common interests.
Members of parliament from different regions tried to influence the ministry, aiming at maximum investment within their respective electoral districts.
The Madrid architects, SelgasCano, founded by Jose Selgas and Lucia Cano in 1998, will be aiming at maximum public appeal, as well as artistic integrity, this summer with their design for the 15th Serpentine Gallery Pavilion in London's Kensington Gardens.
Free software needs to aim at maximum user-friendliness.
The proposed approach aims at maximum coverage under the constraints of network connectivity.
It's all a painstaking set of procedures aimed at maximum creativity, a huge planning effort to encourage accidents the Taylorizing of laughter.
It's all a painstaking set of procedures aimed at maximum creativity, a huge planning effort to encourage accidents — the Taylorizing of laughter.
To overcome these limitations, advanced drug delivery systems (DDS) aim at maximum therapeutics efficiency, enhanced bioavailability, targeted drug release, extended drug release profile, minimum toxicity, and reduced dosage frequency to encourage patient compliance.
