The phrase "at a maximum intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something occurring at the highest level of intensity, such as in scientific, technical, or artistic discussions.
Example: "The experiment was conducted at a maximum intensity to observe the effects of the variable under extreme conditions."
Alternatives: "at peak intensity" or "at the highest intensity level".
The kinetic arguments give account of the experimental dependences found between the intensity of the electroluminescence and the potential at which a maximum intensity is observed on the H2O2 concentration.
The vertical wind velocity indicated a strong downdraft wind below about 10 km, which changed direction to upward above about 10 km. Figure 21 shows the radar reflectivity results of the micro rain radar (MRR) operating at the EAR site, indicating rain clouds at 12 00 15:00 LT, with a maximum intensity at 12 30 LT.
The band at 415 cm-1 attains a maximum intensity at ΣS/ΣAs = 4, and then decreases in intensity until it disappears completely at ΣS/ΣAs < 0.25.
The immunoreactivity of the endogenous endostatin-related fragment at 36 kDa was seen to diminish at 0.5 h and then increase to a maximum intensity at 2 h.
The peak at 700 nm shows a maximum intensity for 80° polarization and a minimal intensity for 0° polarization.
The maxima at 700 and 800 nm keep roughly the same intensity for each polarization direction, whereas the peak at 900 nm reaches a maximum intensity for 0° polarization and a minimum for 80° polarization.
The samples were dissolved in methanol/water (1 1, v/v) and divided equally into culture dishes, and the resulting samples were irradiated for a desired duration at 25 °C under an UV lamp (500 W), which had a maximum intensity at a wavelength of 365 nm.
This jet generates easterly waves regions of low atmospheric pressure that have a maximum intensity at an altitude of about 3,600 metres (12,000 feet) and a horizontal extent of about 2,400 km (1,500 miles).
CL spectra from the reference sample show luminescence in the near infrared region with a maximum intensity at 860 nm as shown in Fig. 3.
In addition, the more efficient emission with a maximum intensity at 612.6 nm is in the range of the emission filter chosen for the confocal microscopy.
