The phrase "a minimum scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the smallest size or level of something that is acceptable or required in a particular context.
Example: "To ensure quality, we need to establish a minimum scale for our production process."
Alternatives: "a baseline size" or "a threshold level".
Religious investor groups are regarded as useful knowledge development and sharing platforms and as a power factor that leads to a minimum scale needed to influence impact of investments.
Based on our research, the optimal design for the speedometer needle dimensions were 4.5 cm long, 2 mm wide with a minimum scale unit of 20 scale marks.
This mesh is "scale-invariant" in that roughly the same number of layers of mesh exist in mesh cross-sections, between a minimum scale size Lmin and a maximum scale size Lmax.
The optimal design for the fuel meter needle dimensions was determined to be 3.5 cm long, 1.5 mm wide, and with a minimum scale unit of 20 scale marks.
They won't do this before you prove yourself but once you hit a minimum scale this is always an option.
(2) In contrast to the pressure-less DM, a minimum scale exists below which the gas cannot collapse.
Guy Moszkowski, a financial analyst at Salomon Smith Barney said, "This is another manifestation of the need to be at a certain minimum scale to maximize your economics in an environment where more technology investment is needed every day".
"Startup ecosystems need a significant minimum scale to operate effectively and the London area ecosystem is now only approaching critical mass while other hubs are a long way off and unlikely to become sustainable in the short to medium term".
For the assessment of ground vegetation on the European scale, a minimum, single-scale approach (with a common sampling area of 400-m2) isuggesteded to produce sets of presence absence and relative cover data.
Two scales have shown a lower level of fit in both studies (social contacts and leading a "normal" life), although they still had a high absolute value (minimum scale fit score = 96.4%).
In addition to highlighting the importance of fine-scale data collection, these results also suggest a minimum efficient scale for such data collection.
