The phrase "appoints a maximum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a limit on the number of appointments or selections in a given context.
Example: "The committee appoints a maximum of five members to the board each year."
Alternatives: "designates no more than" or "selects up to".
The law also limits governments to appointing a maximum of 95 ministers in the House of Commons.
They also have few incentives to pull what levers they have: almost all of them are former academics who are appointed for a maximum of five years.
They also have few incentives to pull what levers they have: almost all of them are former academics who are appointed for a maximum of five years". Isn't this just like business?
In 2011, soon after it was announced that university tuition fees would rise from £3,290 a year to a maximum of £9,000, Lewis was appointed head of the Independent Taskforce on Student Finance Information, which sought to explain what the new fees would involve.
The University Council may be composed of a maximum of thirty-five members appointed by the Corporation on nomination by the President, and, as ex officio representatives, the Chair of the Association of Yale Alumni and the Chair of the Alumni Fund.
With the exception of one student representative, each member is appointed by the governor and can serve a maximum of two five-year terms.
Eight knights, out of a maximum of twelve, were appointed, but the King was deposed in 1688.
The lawyers appointed to represent Mr. Wood in 1994 were entitled to a maximum of $1,000 to prepare for the penalty phase of the trial.
The governor, elected by universal adult (18 years and older) suffrage to a maximum of two consecutive four-year terms, appoints heads of the executive branches and administrative assistants for St . Croixand St. John with approval of the unicameral legislature.
For this reason the Rotterdam-Rijnmond PHS has, in addition to Sense, appointed a sex counsellor who helps to address the sexual problem in a maximum of three, free of charge and anonymous consultations of 45 minutes maximum.
To be eligible to participate, a Network had to agree to promote the study to their practices and GPs, be able to recruit a minimum of 7 and a maximum of 15 general practices, and have the capacity to appoint appropriate personnel (project facilitators and other relevant staff) to support the quality improvement intervention.
