"maintain scalability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the ability to easily increase or decrease the capacity of a system as user needs change. For example: "To ensure our system can support our growing user base, we must maintain scalability so we can easily add more servers or resources as needed."
This network perspective allows a very straightforward routing decision which aims at reducing routing complexity, maintaining scalability.
The goal of this division of labour is to ensure parallelism across the vision system while maintaining scalability and tractability.
The prototype also shows that Web service clustering for discovery significantly improves the overall response time, while the cloud maintains scalability according to prespecified performance criteria.
SPARK overcomes both limitations by performing in-memory caching for each executor, which eliminates the disk IO bottleneck on smaller datasets, while maintaining scalability to larger datasets by spilling data that exceeds memory availability to disk.
One of the main benefits of adopting the DiffServ framework is that the network complexity is translated to edge nodes, enabling to maintain the scalability and simplicity of the IP network.
I see BaaS players continuing to build out their mobile toolsets, in order to make their offerings more attractive for lines of business (enabling any use case), developers (providing ease of use and elegance), and IT (ensuring they can maintain security, scalability, and control).
(In subtree-pruning-regrafting, a subtree is removed from the tree and reinserted elsewhere, e.g., pruning and regrafting C might change ((A,B), C,D ,E) to ((A, B,C)),D,E).) FastTree 2 uses heuristics to reduce the search space and hence to maintain the scalability of both stages.
However, few of them can achieve high success ratios while maintaining good scalability.
