"should be maximised" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any situation where you are emphasizing an opinion that something should be increased to its fullest potential. For example, "The efficiency of the process should be maximised in order to increase productivity."
First, the value of the state-owned stakes should be maximised.
The fund said that although it was "still too early" to withdraw substantial support, governments should be thinking hard about exit strategies and that the "recovery rates on assets acquired should be maximised".
This would indicate that the number of quantization bits per symbol (q b ) should be maximised.
This balance defines a critical filtration velocity, which should be maximised to give fast process operation.
Based on the background contribution to the detected signal, the wavelength range where the detection sensitivity should be maximised is identified.
This study demonstrated that in order to effectively apply SM in an interference-limited scenario, the number of receive antennas should be maximised.
We should be maximising the benefit for the creative health of Britain with the billions of pounds of public money we'll be pouring into the BBC over the next decade.
It's a time when we should be maximising the fact that we are on an affordable housing scheme and saving our hard-earned money to hopefully accumulate a deposit towards the purchase of our own home.
When "Neutron Jack" (so nicknamed for his readiness to fire employees) ran GE, he was regarded as the incarnation of the idea that a firm's sole aim should be maximising returns to its shareholders.
People move towards opportunities and thus the ultimate objective of transport policies should be maximising accessibility instead of speed.
Fellow Tory Rod McKerlich, who sitson the environmental scrutiny committee, said: "Instead of regarding waste as something to be despised and got rid of, Cardiff council should be maximising the return it gets on it".
