The phrase "a minimum consciousness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a basic or fundamental level of awareness or understanding in a particular context.
Example: "In order to participate in the discussion, one must have at least a minimum consciousness of the topic at hand."
Alternatives: "a basic awareness" or "a fundamental understanding".
The notion that we can put things on cruise control and sail through life together with a minimum of consciousness and engagement and still experience a high quality of life exists in the domain of fantasy, not reality.
"Strangers Kiss" has a brisk pace and a minimum of self-consciousness, and it has been photographed by Mikhail Suslov in a sharp, arresting style.
On September 13-14 Beth and The Stream are hosting "Creativity beyond Ego," a chance to experience true self-expression with a minimum of self-consciousness, jealousy, envy, pride, shame or any other misery our egos attach to our creativity.
Ms. Chenoweth does this with admirable clarity and with a minimum of showoff self-consciousness.
These data suggest, at a minimum, that P and A consciousness are uniquely configured in olfaction and an argument can be made that the P and A distinction may not hold for this sensory system.
Because he lost consciousness it is a minimum of two weeks, I think, before he can play again".
Because he lost consciousness it is a minimum of two weeks, I think, before he can play again". Potts came through West Ham's youth system before making his senior debut in December 2011 - a 1-0 victory against Barnsley.
The new guidelines, which were brought in by the Premier League in August and later throughout Europe by governing body Uefa, suggest that, should a player lose consciousness, they cannot play again for a minimum of six days.
At first I thought this was testament to the environmental consciousness of the populace, or at a minimum, to a commitment to physical fitness.
Will's people do incredible things, fall in love and/or murder, usually with a minimum of preparation — Hamlet — and then deliver exceptional speeches that sear an audience's consciousness.
