The phrase "maximum share" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the largest or highest amount or percentage of something that can be achieved or obtained. Example: The company's goal is to gain the maximum share of the market by expanding their product line and improving their customer service.
The change was a victory for the major networks, raising the cap on the maximum share of the national audience one company can reach with its stations to 45percentt from 35.
And the best prospects of success and the greatest position of strength come from a maximum number of countries on the ground and involved, and come from a maximum share in local responsibility.
The committee proposed paying him a maximum share bonus equivalent to his £1.5m salary and £750,000 pension payment "given his executive role in leading the group's interactions on regulatory policy and providing leadership and tone to drive an improvement in the group's compliance, conduct and behaviour".
The expenditure on buildings accounted for the maximum share of 41.65 % followed by working capital margin (20.2 %) and machinery (13.25 %).
For all the amino acids involved, the greater the excess of amino acid, the lower the pH where the given heteroligand complex attains maximum share.
The resulting species distribution (Fig. 9a) indicates a higher maximum share of ML2L′ than the protonated MLL′H complex, predominating in the more acidic medium.
The maximum sharing volume likely comes with a friend count of between 3 and 5.
A differentiable maximum shared capacity of each frequency slot is defined to more efficiently shared protection resource.
Since clusters are not necessarily coincident with niches, sharing with clustering techniques fails to provide maximum sharing effects.
Simulation results are presented to compare the outcome of the novel OSPM algorithm with traditional dedicated link protection and maximum shared protection mapping.
Table 4 Discriminant validity for conflict resolution styles Maximum Shared Variance (MSV) Average shared Variance (ASV) Average Variance Extracted (AVE) Discriminant validity Discriminant validity Is AVE > MSV?
