The phrase "and utilizes the maximum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effective use of resources, capabilities, or potential in a particular context.
Example: "The new software is designed to optimize performance and utilizes the maximum available bandwidth for data transfer."
Alternatives: "and makes the most of" or "and employs the full potential".
At rest condition, the autoregulation mechanism by adjusting coronary microvascular resistance maintains coronary blood flow constant in a wide range of coronary perfusion gradient pressure and the heart utilizes the maximum oxygen extraction corresponding to 80% of the oxygen available in the blood pool.
Thus, MFIS not only induces the minimum amount of I/O but also utilizes the maximum bandwidth of flashSSDs.
The first estimator utilizes the maximum likelihood criterion to find the phase of each channel output in a separable manner, and the phase-shift estimate is then given by their difference.
The paper deals with activities towards a design of a methodology to stabilize already existing electrical grids and at the same time utilize the maximum of electrical energy from renewable electrical energy sources.
This paper presents a computationally inexpensive generic method to utilize the maximum velocity and acceleration of an omnidirectional mobile robot.
The condensation and pre-heating process is optimized to utilize the maximum waste heat recovery.
Two methodologies are utilized: the maximum likelihood estimation, and Aït-Sahalia's parametric specification test.
In addition, the low parasitic inductance provided by the embedded technology offers the potential to better utilize the maximum chip voltages and the use of fast switching semiconductors.
The reason is, TCP NCE can utilize the maximum buffer space and this leads to reduce the missclassification of congestion and non-congestion events.
Conventional exhaust duct system design methods utilize the maximum load to choose equipment and ignore the actual running process.
