The phrase "a minute area of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a very small or insignificant part of something, often in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The researchers focused on a minute area of the specimen to analyze its cellular structure."
Alternatives: "a tiny section of" or "a small portion of".
While the frontal lobotomy essentially destroys part of the brain, Gamma Knife is highly accurate and non-invasive, damaging only a minute area - 100 millimetres square - of brain tissue.
The study of thermoreceptors began when minute areas of the skin were found to be selectively sensitive to hot and cold stimuli.
The high-resolution brain imaging analysis allowed Teicher to home in on minute areas of the hippocampus and explore the association between maltreatment and this brain region in finer detail than ever before.
Close observation reveals this as a language composed of one recurring unit of speech: the interdiction -- highly nuanced, mutually imposed commands and strictures extending into the most minute areas of household affairs, social life, finances, speech, hygiene, allowable idiosyncrasies and so on.
The number of rolling leukocytes was calculated from the number of cells per minute crossing a fixed area of the vessel at a distance two disc diameters from the optic disc centre.
The weight applied on the sciatic nerve was a constant force of 15 kgf for 10 minutes, crushing a circular area of approximately 0.28 cm (0.6 cm diameter) totaling 5.2 MPa.
After 7.5 minutes this area of plasma extravasation inhibition was visible in both 3 and 10nmol Kp-10 treated injection sites, where they were of equal magnitude.
In monoculture, leafstalk length and leaf area of mile-a-minute were only 41% and 21% of that of sweet potato, respectively, and in mixed culture, both leafstalk length and leaf area of mile-a-minute were reduced with increased proportions of sweet potato.
Collection rates are typically on the order of a few minutes to scan an area of 640 by 640 spatial pixels in 150 300 spectral bands [2, 4, 15, 16].
One minute after injection, a vascularized area of the CAM was irradiated (λ=420 nm) with a light dose of 34 J/cm and irradiance of 70 mW/cm, or a dose of 130 J/cm and an irradiance of 270 mW/cm, for each sunitinib dose, respectively.
