The phrase "a minimum area of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the least amount of space required for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "The garden must have a minimum area of 100 square feet to accommodate the new plants."
Alternatives: "a required area of" or "a necessary space of".
For such an airport, a minimum area of 3,000 acres is likely to be required.
The results of echolocation monitoring indicate that the tri-colored bat occurs within a minimum area of 10,020 km2.
The largest is Al-Jabbūl, a seasonal saline lake that permanently covers a minimum area of about 60 square miles (155 square km) southeast of Aleppo.
But negative liberty, at least as conceived by everyone from Thomas Hobbes to Berlin, serves to protect a minimum area of personal freedom from government, a private sphere beyond which the state should not trespass.
The injectites were formed by the injection of sands through a thickness of about 150 m of the FB1 Member, and now cover a minimum area of 70 km2 corresponding to the Bangombé plateau, but are also recognized close to Franceville 35 km farther south-east.
A minimum area of 9 × 21 m was burned surrounding each transect unless fuel conditions allowed greater spread.
However, this methodology presents a minimum area overhead of 200% compared to the original circuit.
Three transect lines were selected, aiming at a minimum area coverage of 5%.
To improve robustness, we remove the regions whose area is smaller than a predefined threshold, 50 in our experiments, and then compute a minimum area box surrounding each of the remaining regions.
However, achieving a minimum area under the curve (AUC) of HD-MTX (AUCHD-MTX) might be important for clinical outcome in patients with PCNSL (Ferreri et al, 2004).
Indeed, some biologists estimate that a minimum area necessary for long-term survival of large mammal species is at least 1,000,000 square kilometers.
