The phrase "a minimum of six month" is not correct in written English; it should be "a minimum of six months." You can use it when specifying a required duration of time, often in contexts like contracts, agreements, or guidelines.
Example: "The project will take a minimum of six months to complete, so please plan accordingly."
Alternatives: "at least six months" or "no less than six months."
We required a minimum of six telemetry locations/bobcat/day from 15 April to 15 August to calculate a daily area of use MCP (n = 9 males; n = 14 females).
A group excursion of about six hours leaves from Reine harbor Mondays and Fridays from June 1 to Aug. 30 if a minimum of six people sign up (trips are possible year round except in December and January; call ahead to arrange); about $50 a person.
Club members were committed to buying a designated title from Gollancz's list every month for a minimum of six months.
All took specialized classes in law, sociology, history and cultural diversity at John Jay, which is part of the City University, and worked a minimum of three days a month at nonenforcement jobs in station houses, for about $7,000.
Visits "are to be promoted and facilitated by each institution," id., at 98 (emphasis added); "[a]t a minimum," weekend and holiday visiting "shall [be] permi[tted]," id., at 99 (emphasis added); the individual institutions "must allow each inmate the opportunity to visit a minimum of eight hours per month," ibid.
Volunteers who successfully complete the training will be expected to commit to working a minimum of four hours a month.
The subjects had a minimum of two attacks per month before applying the ketogenic diet, for at least 1 year.
Volunteers who successfully complete the training will be expected to commit to working a minimum of four hours per month.
In addition to committing to working a minimum of two shifts per month, they also must attend monthly meetings where they receive continuing in-house training.
Establish a team consisting of the mayor, the city manager and the chamber executive director or their designees that will visit a minimum of two businesses a month to learn about them and the challenges and opportunities the owners face.
