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The phrase "reached its apex" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in situations when something has reached its highest or greatest point of development or intensity. For example, "the popularity of the dance style reached its apex in the 2000s."
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As the doll reached its apex, it crossed paths with a sparrow.
But as the ball reached its apex, it began backtracking on a diagonal line.
When Fabio Luisi was named the Metropolitan Opera's principal conductor, in 2011 — after James Levine's medical via dolorosa reached its apex — it seemed that the house would be his for taking.
But it reached its apex in 2001 -- the same year that Destiny's Child released "Survivor" and "Bootylicious", and a year after airwaves were inundated by mega-single "Independent Women Part 1". .
"And in terms of commercial influence, I don't even think it's reached its apex".
It has reached its apex by simply being, and to access that commodity we have to build less and not more, which is a weird concept to someone who doesn't easily understand wilderness.
You may not block the shot after it has reached its apex or hit the backboard, which is goaltending.
The coin reached its apex and then it fell.
"It hadn't quite reached its apex".
The beer's popularity reached its apex in 1992 when it was the country's highest selling bitter, selling over a million barrels.
But it was "Shaft" where Parksian cool reached its apex.
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