The phrase "a minimum set of measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the least number of actions or steps required to achieve a certain goal or standard.
Example: "To ensure safety, we need to implement a minimum set of measures before the event begins."
Alternatives: "a basic set of actions" or "a fundamental collection of steps".
We also suggest a minimum set of measures that are necessary to understand farmworker pesticide exposure.
In this article we identify factors potentially associated with pesticide exposure among farmworkers, grade the evidence in the peer-reviewed literature for such associations, and propose a minimum set of measures necessary to understand farmworker risk for pesticide exposure.
A conceptual model was developed to identify the range of factors potentially associated with pesticide exposure among farmworkers and to propose a minimum set of measures necessary to understand farmworker pesticide exposure.
It lays down a minimum set of standard measures for Parties to apply when foreign vessels seek entry into their ports or while they are in their ports.
A minimum set of outcome measures should include patient-reported scales of symptom severity and functional status such as the BCTQ, clinical measures of motor and sensory function and everyday performance in self-care, work and leisure as well as health-related quality of life.
To define a minimum set of outcome measures for tracking, comparing, and improving macular degeneration care.
Risk assessment of the diabetic foot would be made easier if locally elevated plantar pressure could be indicated with a minimum set of clinical measures.
In case of drop-out, the researcher tries to contact the participant by phone to complete a minimum set of outcome measures and to identify the main reason for drop-out.
Four ways to improve safety were identified: defining a minimum set of uniform measures, providing information on the role and pattern of surgical safety, identifying a set of surgical safety standards (compiled in a checklist), and evaluating and disseminating the proposed checklist [ 3].
When this treaty went into force in February 2005, governments throughout the world committed to implement a minimum set of tobacco control measures, but were also expected to go beyond that, following additional FCTC Guidelines.
Risk assessment of the diabetic foot would be made easier if locally elevated peak pressure could be indicated with a minimum set of commonly used clinical measures.
