The phrase "aims to maximize users" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing goals or objectives related to user engagement or satisfaction, particularly in business or technology.
Example: "The new app aims to maximize users by enhancing the user experience and offering personalized features."
Alternatives: "seeks to increase user engagement" or "strives to optimize user experience."
The SMP (17) aims to maximize the rate of user (1) while guarantees the achievable rates of other users higher than their required minimum target rates (T_{n}).
This is due the objective, which aims to maximize the sum MOS of all users: a user will be dropped, if the increase in MOS of the served users outweighs the decrease in MOS of dropping a certain user.
Each user aims to maximize its own utility under its budget constraint and the decisions by all other users.
Instead of maximizing its individual utility or the overall network utility, each user aims to maximize its social group utility that hinges heavily on its social ties with other users in IoT systems.
In [16], authors propose a strategy that aims to maximize the number of accepted users and minimize the radio resource consumption where the available energy of BSs is dependent on the harvested energy in a certain period of time.
Departing from the password protocols and practices in use since the early nineties, we advocate a new approach to password security, that aims to maximize the actual protection offered to the user, against all potential attackers, online and offline.
This "user-centred design" aims to maximize usability.
The study aims to maximize the total passenger number together with providing user satisfaction while designing interior area of passenger coaches.
Maximum ratio transmission (MRT): In MRT, each BS ignores the inter-cell interference it causes to other cells and aims to maximize the received signal power at its intra-cell user.
Our study aims to maximize the throughput gain while reducing the rate loss of cellular users.
