"maximum expression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the highest level of emotion, effort, or skill that can be expressed. For example: "The dancers gave full maximum expression to the upbeat jazz music."
LuUGT94G1 expressed constitutively in almost all tissues types; specifically it showed maximum expression in stem.
And, besides, this is not Messi playing at the point of maximum expression.
What he knows is how the body's sinews can work to maximum expression.
In Mali, music is the maximum expression of public emotion, and musicians are essential for every kind of celebration.
And, as Susan McClary shows, he clung to the medieval modes, wrenching maximum expression from a language that was on the wane.
This is what should encourage Hodgson to think of the possibilities if his own team play anywhere near the point of maximum expression.
Mahrez's free-kick was curled elegantly into the top corner and could be an important goal if it is the catalyst for last season's Professional Footballers Associationn player of the year to return to the point of maximum expression.
These ideological positions lead them to converge on the tactical terrain.' The tactical benefits of this Bolivarian (after the 19th-century Latin American liberator, Simón Bolívar) solidarity reach their maximum expression in the multinational cocaine industry.
Therefore, the maximum expression of the anomaly was not observed at exactly the same locations.
It was found that OsAP77 reached its maximum expression at 2 dpi (Figure 5A).
A tendency of maximum expression level at the middle of seed development was observed.
