The phrase "are required to maximize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where there is a necessity or obligation to increase or enhance something to its fullest potential.
Example: "In order to achieve optimal performance, all team members are required to maximize their efforts during the project."
Alternatives: "must enhance" or "need to increase".
In addition to the functional DR5, the region contains many other potential sequence elements that are required to maximize the atRA-mediated induction.
Under moderate to severe disease pressure, two fungicide applications and a seed treatment are required to maximize economic returns for the grower.
Further studies with rigorous designs, longer term follow-up, and standardized and validated measurement instruments are required to maximize comparability of results.
Patrick C. Sargent, the president of the Commercial Mortgage Securities Association, said that despite an apparent conflict of interest, the servicers are accountable to all classes of bondholders and are required to maximize the proceeds for the investment as a whole.
Therapies targeting HER2 signaling, angiogenesis, DNA repair, and many other essential cellular processes that are dysregulated in cancer have produced significant improvements in disease outcome, although careful patient selection and toxicity management are required to maximize their therapeutic potential.
Long-range studies [1,2] indicate that radical approaches are needed in the coming decade – extreme parallelism, near-threshold voltage scaling (and resulting poor single-thread performance), and tolerance of extreme variability – are required to maximize energy efficiency and compute density.
"The argument will move from whether or not this kind of conduct ought to be permitted, to simply how many stem cell lines are going to be required to maximize the benefits to be derived," he said.
However, a deep understanding of this organism's metabolism and any heterologous pathways being expressed is required to maximize its potential.
The law states that the Treasury Department is required to "maximize assistance to homeowners" and encourage mortgage servicers to modify loans through programs including Hope for Homeowners, which went into effect this week.
