The phrase "ensure maximum participation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or goals aimed at involving as many people as possible in an event, activity, or decision-making process.
Example: "To achieve our objectives, we must ensure maximum participation from all stakeholders during the planning phase."
Alternatives: "guarantee full involvement" or "promote extensive engagement."
The facilitators of the MSP must target and educate younger household heads within the region to ensure maximum participation and sustainability of the platform.
Reminders were sent after one and two weeks to ensure maximum participation.
Participants were recruited using a combination of Respondent Driven Sampling (RDS), street outreach and snowball sampling to ensure maximum participation and representativeness.
In the first phase of the plan, enrolling people who are employed in the public sector (i.e. government workers on a fixed income) may be a reasonable option as to ensure maximum participation in NHI.
Users who are unable to provide information consent or who are unwell during times of telephone interview and/or face-to-face study day meetings will be placed on a wait list and reinvited to the study in a fortnight to ensure maximum participation options.
Timely dissemination of information about meeting days was crucial to ensuring maximum participation on the platform.
These programs ensure maximum stakeholder participation in value creation process, especially in the selection, design and delivery of such programs.
Locally adapted models of these meetings may be required in order to ensure maximum radiologist participation and to accommodate those who work exclusively in subspecialty areas or via teleradiology [62].
Changes here should include: implementing a national fair districting initiative; revamping the primary voting processes; and, structuring the voting process to ensure maximum feasible participation of all eligible voters.
But he acknowledges that he also wants "to ensure maximum public participation". Righeimer claims that his new format "allows for the public's business to be conducted in a more timely and professional fashion, while bringing more balance and fairness to the process of deciding who gets to address the council earlier in the evening". On its face, this sounds reasonable.
