The phrase "highest sums" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the largest or greatest amounts of money, numbers, or quantities. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The company's profits have significantly increased this quarter, thanks to the highest sums of sales in our history."
The mechanism employs an item bidding interface, where every agent issues a separate bid for the inclusion of each distinct item in the outcome; the k items with the highest sums of bids are then chosen.
Together, Jonas and an estimated 45,000 participants helped raise an estimated $6,014,822 -- among the highest sums in the event's 27-year history, according to a press release.
It was also noted in the present study that the raccoon dogs with the highest sums of passive days had also the highest total numbers of passive periods and the longest single passive periods.
Thus, the observations to be deleted in X1, X2 and Za were chosen depending on the unweighted sum of a random standard normal distribution and the standard normal distribution of Y, with the highest sums introducing missing data in X1, X2 and Za.
That was the highest sum ever paid.
An oil painting, The Steps, Irk Place, 1928, went for the highest sum – £713,250.
The letter's purpose was "people-raising" rather than fund-raising, Ms. Meyers said, because the gallery had raised $80,000 this year, the highest sum ever.
The highest sum paid in personal expenses – £33,526 – was given to Prof Gavin Henderson of the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
Pablo Picasso's painting Women of Algiers (Version O) holds the record for the highest sum ever paid for an artwork at auction.
The UK has committed £125m – the second highest sum after the US although aid agencies say help is still not reaching the ground – as well as 750 troops.
Thus, the middle row has the highest sum.
