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The phrase "action to a minimum" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, possibly intended to convey the idea of reducing actions or efforts.
Example: "To improve efficiency, we need to keep action to a minimum during the meeting."
Alternatives: "reduce actions" or "limit activities."
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The production is directed by Griffin artistic director Lee Lewis, and she has kept the on-stage action to a minimum.
To keep enemy action to a minimum during the assault, a "creeping barrage" was planned.
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4. Keep "live action" sequences to a minimum.
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Questioning and exploring alternative courses of action are reduced to a minimum.
While the concept reduces the traditional theatrical elements of action and words to a minimum, it replaces them with an enormous concentration of energy that is manifested in the sparest movements and the actors' rhythmic, often explosive, delivery of their lines.
In a call with reporters and progressive candidates for Congress, Green linked Obama's planned executive action to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour to Warren, a favorite of the progressive movement.
The government must take action to ensure a fairer minimum space standard is applied to all new homes across the country".
And this, being the series opener, it was appropriate that this most self-effacing of entertainments kept the action to the bare minimum.
Finally, pinch analysis has been brought into action to estimate the minimum energy requirement, to select utilities and to design heat exchanger network.
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