"peak volume" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the highest point or level of sound or noise. Example: The concert reached its peak volume during the finale, with the entire audience singing along at the top of their lungs.
When the music and crowd reach peak volume, my brain finds peace.
At the industry's peak volume, in 2006, Spaniards purchased 1.6 million vehicles.
In 2005 and 2006, about one in five dollars lent went to subprime borrowers, with a peak volume of $625 billion in 2005.
Admittedly, July and August are "dry season", which is to say "high season" and so this was peak volume - but still, 700 people per day, per gate?
By the time they reached peak volume and stridency, their target was staring into space and Sunderland were in the second tier.
Reaching a peak volume during May and June, it is fed mainly by melting snow; hence it may be dry for part of the year.
Out of the speakers, at peak volume, came the dramatic opening notes of Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man," followed by the opening chords, on electric guitar, of "Honky Tonk Women".
The high energy radiation acts to increase the peak volume fraction of the soot by up to 250%.
Hydrological events are often described through a number of dependent characteristics, such as peak, volume and duration for floods.
The smaller brain structures in children with ADHD but not in adults fits with a "delayed peak volume" theory that ADHD is associated with an "altered velocity of cortical development," the authors said.
The modified PHBV scaffolds had interconnected pores with porosity of 75.4 78.6% and pore sizes at peak volume from 20 to 50 μm.
