The maximum output that can reasonably be sustained under normal conditions is the capacity cushion for a process.

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The maximum output that can reasonably be sustained under normal conditions is known as the "effective capacity," not the "capacity cushion." The capacity cushion is the difference between the maximum capacity and the effective capacity, providing a buffer for unexpected demand or disruptions.

The Maximum Output That Can Reasonably Be Sustained Under Normal