The phrase "a minimum enrolment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the least number of participants required for a course, program, or event to proceed.
Example: "The workshop will only take place if there is a minimum enrolment of ten participants."
Alternatives: "a required enrolment of" or "a minimum registration of".
The enrolment was age-stratified, with two age strata (18 60 years and >60 years, in 1 1 ratio) with a minimum of 40% of subjects aged 18 40 years and a minimum of 40% of subjects aged 41 60 years, in the 18 60 years stratum; and a minimum of 40% of subjects aged 61 70 years and a minimum of 20% of subjects aged above 70, in the >60 years stratum.
Groups were conducted with a minimum of 4 enrolments, and a maximum of 15 enrolled participants.
Under auto-enrolment, companies will have to pay a minimum of 1% of every employee's salary into a pension, rising to 3% by 2017.
A maximum enrolment of 1,000 patients was planned.
In addition to producing better-educated Turks, the plan would also have the effect of raising the minimum enrolment age at Imam Hatips from 11 to 14.
The minimum threshold for auto-enrolment has been raised from £5,000 to £7,500 and employers will be required to contribute a minimum of 3% of employees' salaries, on a phased basis, from 2012.
The retailer also says that before pensions auto-enrolment was introduced in 2012 staff had to opt to join the pension and pay a minimum of 4% of pay to get the higher life cover.
Medical records were reviewed from time of enrolment to a minimum of 6 months post-enrolment.
Participants Men aged 40-85 years with private US healthcare insurance entering the cohort at their first dispensing for tamsulosin or for a 5α reductase inhibitor (5ARI) between January 2001 and June 2011after a minimum of six months' enrolment.
Another is a requirement for village-based enrolment comprising a minimum of 100 people.
