The phrase "up to a maximum value" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a limit or cap on something, such as a price or quantity. Example: "The company offers a generous discount of 20% on all purchases, up to a maximum value of $100."
BP Amoco said it planned to take 20percentt of the shares being offered in PetroChina's initial public offering, up to a maximum value of $1 billion.
If you could have bought the same grocery shopping cheaper at Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons, Tesco will issue you with a voucher for the difference, up to a maximum value of £10.
On top of that, he's promised a one-for-ten bonus share – up to a maximum value of £200 – for anyone who hangs on to the stock for a year.
Increase the temperature up to a maximum value at which the solid melts.
All Ba concentrations increase up to a maximum value and remain more or less constant afterward.
The heat transfer coefficients first increased with inclination angles up to a maximum value and then decreased.
The government's Help to Buy scheme, which began in April, allows buyers to put down a deposit of just 5%, and take out an equity loan from the government for up to 20% of the property's value, up to a maximum home value of £600,000.
The authors recommended the RT threshold of an item as 10percentt of the average RT for that item, up to a maximum threshold value of 10 seconds.
If the player successfully matches a number of consecutive notes correctly, they boost their individual scoring multiplier up to a maximum 4x value; missing a note will reset to the multiplier back to 1x.
In general, the tensile strengths of the natural fiber reinforced polymer composites increase with fiber content, up to a maximum or optimum value, the value will then drop.
The deal, which comes with no early repayment charges, is available on a repayment basis only, and up to a maximum loan to value ratio of 65 per cent.
