The phrase "a low minimum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing thresholds, limits, or requirements that are considered to be minimal or small.
Example: "The company has set a low minimum for the investment required to participate in the project."
Alternatives: "a small minimum" or "a minimal threshold".
Regardless, there is little reason to celebrate having a low minimum wage.
For a start, friendly societies offer tax-exempt savings products with a low minimum investment.
"A low minimum wage which does not rise with average earnings could actually end up holding some people's pay down".
Such a low minimum leverage ratio would be opposed by some in the banking industry as arbitrary.
In flexible economies a low minimum wage seems to have little, if any, depressing effect on employment.
Thanks to such a low minimum wage, many fast-food workers qualify for programs like Medicaid, energy assistance, and food assistance for children.
Laffer's rankings are based on states' devotion to "15 policy variables" as viewed through their top marginal income and corporate tax rates, whether they levy an estate tax (big demerit for doing so), whether they have anti-union right-to-work laws (having them is a plus) and a relatively low minimum wage.
With a ridiculously low minimum purchase price and a simple purchasing interface, the company makes stock ownership accessible to pretty much anyone.
Now it's official: as of September 16, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Center, the sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean reached a record low minimum extent.
Discover Bank's checking account comes with no monthly maintenance charge and its savings account has a relatively low minimum opening deposit requirement of $500, especially given its high yield.
Keep colors like black, grey and brown to a low, low minimum.
