The phrase "a minimum of attention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that only a small amount of focus or consideration is required for a task or situation.
Example: "The project can be completed with a minimum of attention to detail, allowing for a quicker turnaround."
Alternatives: "a small amount of attention" or "limited attention required".
The OWES event, which began on September 17th with a minimum of attention from the straight press (now known as the mainstream media), soon got three shots of adrenaline, one small and two big.
The Vatican's own daily, L'Osservatore Romano, carried an article by the Jewish mathematician Giorgio Israel, in which he wrote that the Pope's address "could well be considered, by anyone who read it with a minimum of attention, as a defence of Galilean rationality against the scepticism and relativism of postmodern culture".
The Codex 1983 pays a minimum of attention to the final phase of the existence of a religious institute.
They may not be committed to 'the highest ideal', but they usually have found a way to do the job effectively (or well) with a minimum of effort and attention.
The selection of regional cases (see Fig. 1) was done based on the existence of a conflict that had achieved a minimum degree of attention in the public.
A study indicates that a minimum of 28.1percentnt mentioned inadequate attention from the doctors, 25.7 per cent talked about the non-availability of drugs, 4.9percentnt about the long waiting time, and 9.2percentnt about the very long distance [ 56].
Because a meta-analysis does not involve human subjects or experimental animals directly, it is often considered an easy study that can be done with a minimum of effort and little attention is often paid to details of design and implementation.
But however you approach it, the whole production is much easier than it seems, requiring only magnificent ingredients, a minimum of cooking and a little attention to presentation.
Write a minimum of five drafts, paying special attention to the opening paragraph.
Partners in Care's home health aides provide one-on-one service and undivided attention a minimum of four hours a day.
