The phrase "achieving minimal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the attainment of a low level or the least amount of something, often in relation to goals or standards.
Example: "The project's success was measured by achieving minimal disruption to the local community."
Alternatives: "reaching minimal" or "attaining minimal".
Future bioengineered patches are likely to optimize patch performance, both by achieving minimal stroke risk and long-term rates of restenosis as well as by minimizing the risk of unusual complications of prosthetic patches such as infection and pseudoaneurysm formation.
Quadratic-phase RF pulses are near optimal in terms of achieving minimal B1max.
Achieving minimal morbidity while compensating contour irregularities remains a major challenge because the available reconstruction methods and unsatisfactory biomaterials.
This architecture has a simple and robust structure that helps achieving minimal area, as well as reduction in hardware requirements and clocking zone numbers.
In this way, redundant information is removed from the original tree in both width and height, thus achieving minimal structural compression.
In consideration of the perspective of the buyer as a government auctioneer, we also propose a revised mechanism to implement the goal of achieving minimal procurement costs, and appropriate benefits for participating suppliers.
From the entire population only one patient who reported minimally better achieved minimal (zero) TQ score.
Greg Brooks, a deputy comptroller, testified that it appeared that the Sanitation Department had "initially achieved minimal, if any, savings".
Wilker, who works part time as an editor and proofreader in Chicago, has achieved minimal commercial success as a writer.
"Patients who achieve minimal consciousness early tend to have a better prognosis," Whyte says.
Finally, an optimization model has been proposed to achieve minimal error prediction.
