The phrase "a minimum provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are specifying a baseline or least amount that is required or allowed.
Example: "The contract stipulates that a minimum provided for the project budget is $10,000."
Alternatives: "a minimum requirement" or "a minimum amount".
The Midwest Academy approach is no panacea, not least because it is designed for a domestic rather than an international stage, but understanding it will at a minimum provide a basis for analysing Obama's tactics.
The motion seeks an order requiring the government to, at a minimum; provide these individuals with the most basic due process -- a bond hearing before an immigration judge where they are represented by an attorney who can argue for their release.
Thus, the IQA at a minimum provides support for the disclosure concepts discussed here and may provide opportunities for enforcing such disclosure.
More specifically, the framework must, as a minimum, provide a means to (1) identify outbreak locations at the lowest level of granularity offered by the text, and (2) distinguish newly reported data from historical and hypothetical data.
Hierarchical methods [ 23] can overcome the one-size-fits-all shortcoming, or, at a minimum, provide information that is valuable in assessing the quality of one-size-fits-all modelling assumptions.
Another feature is that the network will converge to a global minimum, provided that the optimal values of spread has been determined and that the dataset adequately represents the problem space.
Lemma 1 ensures that all these functions possess a common unique global minimum provided that Assumption 3 holds.
Using this method, the walk does not need to return to the origin, but merely significantly far away from the minimum providing a new minimum is not established.
The recent availability of new data sets during the recent extreme solar minimum provides an opportunity for testing the performance of the International Reference Ionosphere in historically undersampled regions.
A report released Thursday by the advocacy group Families Against Mandatory Minimums provided an inside look at educational opportunities within the federal prison system that inmates say suffers from a glaring lack of trained instructors and a scarcity of classes.
