The phrase "maximum reward" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
"Maximum reward" refers to the highest achievable or possible outcome, benefit, or payment in a given situation. It is often used in contexts related to rewards, incentives, and benefits. Example: "The company offers a competitive salary and maximum reward for outstanding performance."
The maximum reward is 30percentt of premiums for all other health-contingent wellness programs.
If ever there was a player who epitomized the term "maximum," Jordan was it: maximum effort, maximum production, maximum reward.
"With student debt becoming such a massive issue, we thought we'd offer students maximum reward for minimum input," said Anna Carloss, managing director of Cunning Stunts.
The rules would further increase the maximum reward to 50 percent for wellness programs intended to prevent or reduce tobacco use.
This focuses attention upon the most expensive items and makes it possible to apply the principal effort in seeking economies at the points of maximum reward.
The new rule increases that figure to 30 percent and further increases the maximum reward to 50 percent for wellness programs intended to prevent or reduce tobacco use.
Successive defeats by Blackburn and Middlesbrough have threatened to derail United's challenge while Arsenal's holiday programme has brought maximum rewards.
States have limited maximum rewards and required plaintiffs to find an expert to say the health care provider did something wrong before the suit is filed, and thus before some evidence can be discovered.
After preparation, creating an atmosphere of hope and safety is the most effective means of conducting a bargaining session in which all parties will reap maximum rewards.
The amount of data they share is governed by two opposing objectives: privacy-preservation of their generated data vs. maximum rewards received for the data they share.
