The phrase 'maximise the use of' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to making the most of something or improving the effectiveness of something. For example: "We need to maximise the use of our resources in order to achieve our goals."
Nevertheless, the difference in volumes used for tagmentation and PCR reactions meant that we had to design a set of custom PCR primers, allowing us to maximise the use of the kit (Table 1).
These also help maximise the use of existing assets.
"It's irresponsible and misguided not to maximise the use of these data, subject to appropriate confidentiality.
The story goes on to urge a full exploitation of expenses and maximise the use of exemptions.
It said it would "minimise energy use, maximise the use of renewables and use offsetting as a last resort".
It describes how the design philosophy evolved to maximise the use of skills available within rural communities.
Labor would "seek to maximise the use of locally produced steel in federal government-funded projects and put in place regular reporting of usage levels".
These strategies include practical projects, such as approaches to farming that conserve and maximise the use of water in response to drought and unreliable rainfall patterns.
Dr John Parkinson is director of the Clinical Practice Research Datalink, which works to maximise the use of anonymised NHS clinical records for medical research.
The problem is that many contemporary productions, anxious to placate an underused singer or maximise the use of an expensive tenor, encourage the singer to do both arias.
A national steel plan would involve working with steel producers and their supply chains to maximise the use of Australian steel in government-funded infrastructure projects.
