The phrase "a minimum expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a baseline or threshold that is anticipated in a particular context, such as performance, results, or requirements.
Example: "The project requires a minimum expected output of 100 units per day to meet the client's demands."
Alternatives: "a baseline expectation" or "a threshold requirement".
Most major cultural institutions stipulate a minimum expected annual donation for their trustees; membership on the board of the New York City Ballet, for instance, typically costs $50,000 a year, according to people familiar with the policy.
Sample size was chosen according to a minimum expected difference in pain control of different treatment regimes of 10%.
Using a Markov decision process, we then model and analyze the problem of constructing a minimum expected total cost route from an origin to a destination that anticipates and then responds to changes in congestion, if they occur, while the vehicle is en route.
As designated hereafter, Categories 1 to 10 cover the range from the upper 5% to the upper 0.2% tail of the birth cohort, corresponding to a minimum expected age at death of 90 to 100 for males and 95 to 104 for females (Table 1).
Only the devices with a perfect external integrity, good functioning parameters, and a minimum expected battery life of 3 years were considered for reuse.
Adjacent chiasmata count categories were combined to give a minimum expected value of five for the purposes of a chi-square test with 8° of freedom.
If Giorgi can do that and keep her own errors to a minimum, expect another seed to fall.
Among the 2259 predicted CDSs of strain RM4018, 315 (13.9%) had no homolog within the nr database using a minimum expect (E) value of 1×10−5, a minimum identity of 25% and a minimum alignment length of 75% (Figure 1, Table 2, Table S3).
Microarray target sequences were queried against the assembled transcript sequences using blastn with a minimum expect-value threshold of 1e-10.
We present a novel motion planning technique for robot formations in such kinds of environments, which computes the most likely global path in terms of a defined minimum expected length (EL).
Risk mitigation decisions for civil infrastructure exposed to rare natural and manmade hazards are often impacted by risk aversion, a behavioral phenomenon in which the decision maker's perception and judgment of risk are systematically distorted, resulting in decisions that might be viewed as excessively conservative when compared to those from a traditional minimum expected cost analysis.
