The phrase "activities that minimize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or practices aimed at reducing negative impacts or risks in various contexts, such as environmental, health, or safety discussions.
Example: "We should focus on activities that minimize waste and promote sustainability in our operations."
Alternatives: "actions that reduce" or "measures that lessen".
DNA methylation of the CpG island in the 5' region of L1 [ 59] is one of the powerful mechanisms controlling L1 promoter activity that minimizes the exposure of genomic DNA to L1-associated damage.
The problem is to find a policy for attempting activities that minimizes the expected cost incurred until termination (successful completion of the project or the first activity failure).
This paper presents an analytical approach for joint planning of pavement maintenance and resurfacing activities that minimizes pavement lifecycle costs, including user, maintenance and resurfacing costs, for an infinite time horizon.
Help your child do physical activity that minimizes the symptoms.
For example, in my research on older adults living with HIV, we found they want to engage in activities that would minimize the risk of these health conditions, like exercise or eating a healthy diet, but that it can be hard to do when balancing their HIV-related self-management work, such as medical and laboratory appointments, tracking symptoms and taking medication.
Lova et al. (2009) proposed a hybrid genetic algorithm for finding the start times and execution modes for the activities of a project that minimize project makespan while verifying a set of precedence and resource constraints.
Considering the three-dimensional distribution of activity ψ(x) that minimizes the cost function in Equation 14, we then compare the relative optimality of FCC and HCP configurations.
In addition to taking medication designed to replace the brain chemical, dopamine, that is diminished in this neurological disease, each person I spoke with is dedicated to regular, often vigorous physical activity that can minimize the disabilities caused by Parkinson's.
Safety, those activities that seek either to minimize or to eliminate hazardous conditions that can cause bodily injury.
