The phrase "and attain the maximum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing goals, achievements, or optimization in various fields such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "Our aim is to improve efficiency and attain the maximum output from our resources."
Alternatives: "and achieve the highest" or "and reach the peak".
The ac-impedance spectroscopy showed that the room temperature ionic conductivity of PVdF-co-HFP LiAlO2 based PVdF-co-HFP LiAlO2e PVdF-co-HFP LiAlO2d with the removal of PVA content and attained the maximum ionic conductivity of 8.12 × 10−3 S cm−1.
It can be seen that the intensity of (110) characteristic peak increases with the concentration of CH3NH3I and attains the maximum at x = 10 and then decreases with the increase of CH3NH3I concentration.
The intensity of all these perovskite diffraction peaks enhances after the CH3NH3I modification and attains the maximum at x = 10. Figure 2b shows the detailed information of the XRD patterns from 13° to 15°.
For lower Coulomb energies, the modified gap (d 2) at t = 0 gradually increases with increase of u from 1 to 1.7 and attains the maximum of (d_{2} = 0.182).
In this paper, IBFD is incorporated both at the terminals and at the relay together with PLNC and MIMO, in order to attain the maximum throughput in each of the two wireless network configurations described above.
The process parameters such as dosage, pH, temperature and agitation were optimized to attain the maximum decolourization efficiency.
The optimum reagent dosages were found to be 12.01 g/t Z11, 11 g/t AP407, 3 g/t AF65 and 5 g/t AF70 to attain the maximum Cu grade (8.17%).
The experimental conditions such as pH of samples, initial concentration of cations, contact time, and adsorbent dose are optimized to attain the maximum adsorption capacity.
It was observed that the enzyme production was built up slowly during the exponential phase and it attained the maximum at the onset of the stationary phase, thus lending support to earlier study [ 27].
Initially transfection efficiency in both serum-free and serum containing assays increased with increasing w/w ratio from 1.6 to 3.3 and after attaining the maximum at w/w ratio of 3.3, it decreased.
