"maximum revenue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the highest amount of income or money generated from a particular source or during a given period of time. Example: "The company's new marketing strategy resulted in maximum revenue for the third quarter of the fiscal year."
More recently, sports venues, airlines, and others have begun using variable pricing to capture maximum revenue from consumers.
Management teams from both sides are expected to discuss over the coming four weeks how to achieve maximum revenue and cost benefits between the rivals.
If a new stadium is built, the Giants and Jets would want the maximum revenue, which would mean that the authority would take less than it does now.
"We were interested not only in where to take the soil and place it to gain maximum revenue, but also, in how to move it there," Qamar explained.
Thus, we show that the best IE strategy approximates the maximum revenue within a factor of 0.911 for undirected and of roughly 0.553 for directed social networks.
This is made even more complicated by the fact that these engines and systems would want to carve out a niche market that generates maximum revenue for themselves.
The company confirmed in first-half results today that its FGW and FCC franchises were receiving maximum revenue support because they had missed revenue targets by such a wide margin due to the recession.
"I think you'll see us begin to monetise it soon, but I think that will be more in terms of nailing the business model as opposed to a push for maximum revenue," said Greg Blatt, chairman of IAC's Match group, which owns dating services Match.com and OKCupid as well as Tinder.
In part, this may be a backlash against the pricing strategy of private colleges, which generally has been to raise tuition enough to extract maximum revenue from those who can afford it and to offer enough aid to attract those who cannot.
At issue (and one gathers this as much from Wallace's notes, appended to the text, as from the narrative itself) is an intra-service fight over increasing automation, and the question of whether the IRS should be an organisation in which morally competent human beings enforce civic virtue, or just a money-making business in which machines process paperwork for maximum revenue.
NBC was willing to pay such a high price to ensure that it will still be be able to go to advertisers next spring and tell them that they will be able to buy commercials in new episodes of "Friends," which NBC will then package with its other programs to achieve the maximum revenue.
