"peak utilization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any situation where you need to describe the highest level of utilization of something, such as a resource or service. For example: "The peak utilization of the library's online resources occurred during the final weeks before exams."
Resource investment problem: Peak resource utilization must be minimized without taking into account neither the threshold of free normal capacity nor the duration of utilization, cf., e.g., Drexl and Kimms (2001).
That curve can be used for assessing the influence of the TOU tariff on the on-peak electricity utilization, allowing to measure the impacts of the tariff scheme, and providing the basic parameters for negotiation strategies between company planners and relevant consumers.
Data were aligned according to peak feed bunk utilization score following fresh feed delivery (primary peaks), return from the afternoon milking (secondary peaks), and return from the night milking (tertiary peaks).
Thus, Internet2 upgrades its backbone interconnects when the weekly 95th-percentile load is reliably above 30% of link capacity, and analysis of ESnet traffic between major laboratories shows a substantial gap between peak and average utilization.
Our data revealed a peak in ED utilization for seizure among middle-aged patients.
A major peak on service utilization for cluster 5, the Most Here cluster, is case management.
Another possible reason for the peak of service utilization appearing in 2010 rather than 2011 could be that the China-Global Fund AIDS Program delayed funds disbursement and made CBO face the funds vacuum for almost 1 year period since 4thquarter of 2010 to quarter 3rd of 2011 [ 41].
The consulting and design firm Strategy Plus estimates that office utilization peaks at 42% on any given day.
