The phrase "allowed maximum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the highest limit or threshold that is permitted in a given context, such as regulations, guidelines, or specifications.
Example: "The allowed maximum for this competition is 100 participants."
Alternatives: "permitted limit" or "authorized maximum".
The move brings their active roster to 11, one below the allowed maximum.
When allowed to mete out their punishments anonymously, they docked players' earnings very little — about one dollar on average, or 10percentt of the allowed maximum.
Neighbors also object to the project's density — its footprint is just under the town's allowed maximum of 10 percent lot coverage.
It takes roughly 600 donors giving that federally allowed maximum amount to pay for just one week of statewide television ads in Texas, and that's a low estimate of the weekly burn rate.
Most managers wait the legally allowed maximum of 45 days after the end of the quarter to file their 13-F disclosures, meaning that the filings are, at best, imperfect snapshots of a fund's current holdings.
As part of an affordable housing rehabilitation project, an architect wanted to add insulation outside the building and keep the tenants in place during the work, but zoning didn't allow this because zoning would have counted insulation toward the building's floor area, bringing it over the allowed maximum.
These codes have length and allowed maximum variable node degree.
Also, CLOD takes advantage of the constraint-based routing to satisfy the QoS constraints in terms of allowed maximum hop count and allowed maximum link utilization.
With the regression equation, the allowed maximum dimensional error for the metallic BPP is calculated.
Figure 3 shows the performance of three PEG-ACE codes of length and allowed maximum variable node degree.
The detection limit is estimated to be 2.6 ng mL−1, which is much lower than the allowed maximum residue limit.
