The phrase "a safe minimum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to a level or amount that is considered secure or acceptable, often in discussions about standards or thresholds.
Example: "To ensure the safety of our operations, we have established a safe minimum for the required safety equipment."
Alternatives: "a secure baseline" or "a reliable threshold".
Their interests are pared to a safe minimum: fashion, magazines, and fashion magazines.
Foodsafety.gov recommends that you always make sure whole turkeys reach a safe minimum internal temperature of 165°F.
Spacecraft, aircraft, and surface vehicles must be designed so that the vibrations caused by their engines or by their movement through air are kept to a safe minimum.
In the study performed, the key criterion for the graveyard strategy is that the disposed spacecraft must keep a safe minimum distance to the altitude of the active constellation on a long-term time scale of up to 200 years.
The report said the pilot, Andy Hill, started the attempted loop-the-loop manoeuvre that led to the crash at a height of 200 feet (60 metres), below what experts believe is a safe minimum.
Officials note that China's ratio of reserves to consumption is much higher than the 17-18% level regarded by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisationn as a safe minimum for global stocks.But not everyone is convinced.
An 'N' of 100 (n≥100) cells/test group was considered a statistically safe minimum.
To define the safe minimum transport boundary, a Froude number based criteria at the pipe inlet has been used (Fri = 7).
In this sense, safe minimum standards provide a mechanism for incorporating the precautionary principle into decision-making.
Where thresholds of water resource processes are threatened with irreversible change, the use of safe minimum standards provides a decision framework that gives more weight to concerns of future generations.
The safe minimum standard (SMS) is a decision rule to preserve renewable resources, unless the social costs of doing so are intolerable.
