The phrase "a minimising of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reduction or lessening of something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The study aims at a minimising of the environmental impact caused by industrial activities."
Alternatives: "a reduction of" or "a decrease in".
Is it your evidence that what happened after 9.09 [when Saunders blew his window out] was from the containment officers' point of view a minimising of overt action?
He framed it in the context of the current tough living conditions – a minimising of state spending, as it "comes out of the pockets of the same taxpayers whose living standards we want to see improve".
No one wants to come out to bat for the citizenship rights of terrorists and sex abusers, but this is not a defence of them or a minimising of their crimes.
Weighted scoring of questionnaire responses provides a method for evaluating the priority level of an individual 'at a glance', minimising the resource wastage of examining false positives.
This study focuses on longitudinal continuity of care and in particular an objective of minimising the number of staff-handovers.
It reportedly banked Man Group shares held in British-registered family trusts, a common way of minimising a tax bill.
A LCP minimises the sum of costs of all cells along the path (for detailed description and discussion of the algorithm, see [ 76]).
It said it had "significantly tightened" editorial guidelines as a result to "minimise risk" of a repeat, applying to all Radio 1 outside broadcasts before 7pm.
Secondly, an early end-of-programme evaluation might ensure the continuity of a programme by minimising the occurrence of huge hiatuses between programmes.
The only questions that should have been in Mr Carroll's mind were how to maximise the odds of a touchdown while minimising the amount of time left on the clock after doing so.
Even 10 years ago news of a company minimising its corporation tax would have been more likely to be inside the business pages than on the front page.
