The phrase "are over the maximum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that a certain quantity or value exceeds a specified limit.
Example: "The number of participants in the event are over the maximum allowed by the venue."
Alternatives: "exceed the maximum" or "surpass the maximum limit".
Once the loop is over, the filmdistance with maximum sharpness was chosen.
They would get £26,502 but this is over the maximum benefit cap of £26,000.
The only formal charge is "egregiously sloppy paperwork" that allowed two ineligible students to play; one had an inadequate attendance record and the other was over the maximum age.
The action time is the timing when the acceleration of the wrist was over the maximum during rest.
According to the most recent figures, from June last year, 4.2% of infant classes were over the maximum limit, up from 3.7% in 2013.
We would like to test the system at the critical condition where the number of vehicles is over the maximum capacity.
He was over the maximum age and he had supported protestors on the street during the Green Revolution.
When the time between two purchases is over the maximum refill time (300 days), it is assumed that they do not belong in the same treatment period, and thus, the DDDAVG calculus is ended and restarted after this time gap.
Mr. Rovt, who donated $10,000 to Mr. Trump's campaign on Election Day — the campaign refunded most of it because it was over the legal maximum of $2,700 — said he had never met Mr. Manafort and was not involved in the loan to him.
One-dayers are the yardstick by which teams are measured as 50 overs is the maximum length across all levels globally.
For example, it is known that the range of the cost attribute (X1) values in Figure 3 is from $0.79 million to $1.42 million, where the minimum total costs are preferred over the maximum ones.
