The phrase "above the minimum threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing levels, limits, or standards that need to be met or exceeded.
Example: "The project's budget must remain above the minimum threshold to ensure adequate resources for completion."
Alternatives: "exceeding the minimum limit" or "surpassing the minimum requirement".
She said: "The first people it will affect will be skilled migrants on relatively low wages – those with salaries just above the minimum threshold of £20,800.
The rationale of Fairtrade is that producers of commodities subject to price volatility should be protected through payment of a minimum price to cover living and production costs, a price which adjusts whenever the market shifts above the minimum threshold.
The set T a includes all the nodes that receive SNR above the minimum threshold ρ.
If the company fails to spend above the minimum threshold negotiated by the travel manager, the deals and perks may be voided.
In all cases the CR was above the minimum threshold of 0.70 [28], indicating we have reliability in our constructs.
When the node in set T a expands its transmission radius, the received SNR for some nodes in set T b might be increased so that the received SNR is above the minimum threshold ρ.
Responses of CN neurons to a series of tone bursts (10 dB above the minimum thresholds) were measured and stored at a sampling frequency of 25 kHz.
These tones bursts had a frequency range of 3 kHz to 40 kHz that increased by 1 kHz increments and their amplitude was 10 dB above the minimum thresholds of the CN neurons.
The highest values correspond to short and local events, usually with daily β values above 0.5, while the minimum threshold of daily β for catastrophic flash floods is 0.31.
Political feasibility is the minimum threshold.
Otherwise, if ATP production was above this minimum threshold the cell would have an increasing probability of replication, reaching 100% at a maximum threshold (8.5 uM/s).
