"given the utmost" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to suggest the highest level of effort or attention that can be given to something. For example, "Given the utmost care, we can make sure the project is successful."
"The TMO trial in live televised games allows us to maintain the integrity of our competition by ensuring the match officials are given the utmost support in getting crucial decisions right," said Phil Winstanley, rugby director at Premiership Rugby.
Thus, in designing network layer broadcast architectures, the characteristics of the medium access control layer should be given the utmost importance to ensure the satisfactory performance of the system.
Staging Stoppard's trilogy is a monumental undertaking (each installment by Shotgun's talented ensemble has been given the utmost love and attention).
"For me, I've built my career on and off the floor on the utmost respect, and I've always given the utmost respect to everyone — all my peers, people that's laid the path for me and laid the path for coaches, players, things of that nature.
Given the utmost importance of addressing the complex needs of an increasingly elderly population in Mexico, the National Autonomous University of Mexico has systematically incorporated modules dealing with primary gerontological health care into several of its undergraduate programs in health sciences.
"These brain changes give the utmost priority to scoring drugs or getting a drink under many circumstances.
One, called the maximalist, insists on giving the utmost possible devotion to Mary and associating her in the Mystery of Redemption.
The advantage of making common channels the first to be accessed is to give the utmost number of SUs the chance to access the network and start exchanging the control data as early as possible.
And, whereas the Greek Orthodox Church gives the utmost importance to the resurrection of the Lord, Jesus Christ, the non-Orthodox faith, on the other hand, emphasizes the mourning of his death.
This week, as we commemorate World Water Day on March 22, we must give the utmost priority to protecting our precious water resources, and the basic human right to safe water, at home and abroad.
Therefore, we will give the utmost priority to high-quality evidence, when and where it exists, and will interpret with maximum caution, bias-prone studies and study designs.
