'set to maximum' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to someone making a setting to the highest possible level. For example: "We need to ensure that the sound system is set to maximum for the performance."
The iPad (V.1, screen size 9.7″, screen resolution 768×1024) was set to maximum brightness in the display settings throughout all testing procedures.
You can verify it for yourself in the above video, which was set at the same exposure settings for the entire sequence, and both projectors were set to maximum brightness.
The extract yield and amounts of nitric oxide (NO) and interleukin (IL -6 were set to maxIL -6for modeling predictions.
(c) Image data at nearly 0% and all other sliders are set to maximum to illustrate various groups of subcellular components, including smooth endoplasmic reticulum (pink), polyribosomes (purple, PR arrow), mitochondria and microtubules (turquoise), and endosomal compartments (peach).
His confidence was set to maximum when he ran at defenders and he was the centre of a 37th-minute incident that had Luiz Felipe Scolari and his backroom staff leaping up in anger at the denial of a penalty.
Halogen lamp light source was set to maximum.
Setting to Maximum will keep it always on top.
Optimization was performed using the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm and maximum iterations were set to a maximum of 100.
The printers were set to their maximum performance settings and loaded with each company's recommended premium paper.
Collision energy was set to 45, maximum inject time was 250 ms and maximum ion count was 1 × 10 counts.
The scan limit (maximum number of clicks recorded in each scan) was set to a maximum of 4096 clicks per minute to conserve memory.
