The phrase "maximize the effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the act of making something as effective or successful as possible. For example, "We need to maximize the effect of our advertising campaign in order to reach more customers."
The staircase was designed to maximize the effect of height.
The law has, in fact, been tweaked in ways that seem designed to maximize the effect of the Hobby Lobby decision.
To maximize the effect of the impact, the daughter spacecraft contained 360 kg (794 pounds) of solid copper.
"And as a young officer or soldier, you always take the strongest of straw men to maximize the effect.
"If an author tells a publisher, 'I'm giving you a week' or 'I'm giving you two weeks,' what you need to do is maximize the effect of that time".
Mr. Bay, known for the fast pace of his imagery, also had to slow down a bit, using longer shots and more wide shots to maximize the effect.
"Although the word 'pound' has a connotation that can be misleading," Dr. Hogan said, "the idea is to train the brain to minimize time on the ground and maximize the effect of that time on the ground".
Hypermilers like Mr. Gerdes, who says he has achieved as much as 164 m.p.g. in a Honda Civic Hybrid using similar techniques, can maximize the effect by putting the transmission in neutral while coasting and turning the engine off until the speed drops by about 15 m.p.h.
That has been the story of the summer blockbuster business over the last three or four years -- bigger and bigger openings on more and more screens that maximize the effect of costly marketing campaigns while blunting the effect of poor word-of-mouth.
To maximize the effect of our combining method, a diverse selection of TMOs is suggested.
Improved hydrogels are continuously being made that seek to maximize the effect of treatment.
