The phrase "a minimum measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the least amount or level of something that is required or acceptable.
Example: "The project requires a minimum measure of funding to proceed."
Alternatives: "a basic requirement" or "a fundamental standard".
It recommends that the EU, as a minimum measure, adopts the UK and Danish policy of encouraging correct consumer labelling of settlement produce.
Buying a gun commercially requires registration, and Mr. Günter and other lawmakers are urging that "as a minimum measure, the private sale and the inheriting of army-issue handguns must be controlled in the same way".
So, if corporeality is substantial, as Descartes himself had claimed, there must be a minimum measure of extension that could not be divided (by natural means, anyway).
Different experiment scenarios in the range of 10 80 s has revealed that, in measuring a dynamic parameter such as the standard deviation or the average bubble velocity or frequency, it is highly recommended to consider a minimum measuring span of 60 s.
The sample shows semimetallic behavior in the sense that its resistivity at low temperatures increases with temperature, as for a metal, but at higher temperatures it decreases, as for a semiconductor, until reaching a minimum measured value of 100 μΩ m at 365 K.
The smallest clones sampled in our experiment correspond to a single read q=1, which yields a minimum measured frequency νmin= f/ S. A single read may comprise only 10−4– 10−3 % of all differentiated blood cells.
Based on the findings of this study, we suggest that, at a minimum, measures of human security should include prevalence of sexual violence at the hands of all types of perpetrators, including both combatants and non-combatants.
"Key indicators" provide a way of measuring whether a minimum standard has been attained.
While this is certainly a welcome minimum measure, there is less here than meets the eye.
Non-cancer-related acute health-care utilisation was shown to generally increase with age, but remained roughly constant regardless of time since diagnosis, indicating that it may be a good minimum measure of 'background' acute health-care utilisation.
An orderly man, he has reduced his life to a functional minimum, measured out in cigarettes.
