The phrase "a minimum amount of space" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the least quantity of space required for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "To ensure proper ventilation, the equipment needs a minimum amount of space around it."
Alternatives: "the least amount of space" or "a minimal space requirement."
"You really have to have a minimum amount of space on the road and a maximum amount of space in the car," she said in a telephone interview today from Paris.
There are no regulations about how cramped you should be Regulations mandate a minimum amount of space that livestock are allowed on trains and trucks when being transported - but there is no equivalent for humans on planes.
A week's worth of outfits in a minimum amount of space.
So they had to condense a lot of characterisation into a minimum amount of space.
Depending on what fish you have, they'll need a minimum amount of space.
Fontano's proposal was that the city guarantee a minimum amount of green space per resident.
Three kinds of compressions can be used in interface design, then, to provide users with the maximum amount of visual information in the minimum amount of space: spatial compression (a small still image), temporal compression (a single frame from a film); and conceptual compression (a visual summary of conceptual content).
My finance director will focus purely on the numbers, the minimum amount of space we can occupy, the lowest rates we can procure the space for.
There have been some practical changes, such as the legal requirement to provide an onsite nurse for every accommodation block that houses 100 workers or more, and new rules increasing the minimum amount of space for each worker by 50%.
Different from most of the traditional streaming models, at any step we use the minimum amount of space by only storing the locations and the (common) radius of the balls.
But by virtue of our positions in life — and in accordance with the Tenement House Act of 1901, which regulates the minimum amount of space required between buildings so as to allow for enough light and air for the pathogens to blow in and out on the breeze, and not to cause a human being to go mad — we are twins.
