The phrase "amount at a minimum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the least quantity or level of something that is acceptable or required.
Example: "The project budget should include an amount at a minimum of $5,000 to cover initial expenses."
Alternatives: "at least" or "minimum amount".
For an oil-and-gas megalopolis that rose out of the swampy bayous, all of these sustainability initiatives amount to, at a minimum, a substantial change of emphasis.
The cuts, which amount to a minimum of at least 5% of production, would go into effect Feb. 1 and could have profound consequences on the global economy.
Although it is too early to predict whether activist hedge funds have hit a ceiling in terms of available investor capital, the disproportionate amount of outflows suggest, at a minimum, that any headwinds encountered by these funds in identifying and capitalizing on activism opportunities can raise significant fundraising and fund-retention challenges.
The use of mobile phones allows them to compare prices in a shorter amount of time and at a minimum cost.
Stanford University requires that postdoctoral research trainees be funded at a minimum amount according to PGY level.
"At a minimum amount, people should perfect whole-body resistance training three days per week," Campbell says.
Let's hope that the 2018 201919 academic year will result in more female founders being backed with venture funding and that the amount of money they raise will, at a minimum, be proportional to that raised by their male compatriots.
This amount is set by the government at a minimum level of 90% of full pay for 6 weeks, followed by £108 per week for the next 20 weeks.
Your next step is to draft a simple loan agreement to include at a minimum the amount borrowed, the monthly payments, the interest, the length of the loan and the collateral if any.
Quantitative evaluation of different competition results requires, at a minimum, equal amount of reactive antibodies in each sera, a condition unlikely to be satisfied here, especially for the p53-reactive sera.
