The phrase "as a minimum level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the least acceptable standard or requirement in a given context.
Example: "The project requires a minimum level of funding to proceed."
Alternatives: "at a basic level" or "as a baseline".
The UK-wide welfare state should act as a minimum level of protection that we can top-up from our own resources if that's what Scots want".
The crisis cushion would be created, but uncertainty about the regulator's intentions might prompt banks to treat it as a minimum level.
The top two of the five reservoirs have been drawn down and now "dead water" – which is normally left untouched as a minimum level – is being pumped out of the third.
Robot navigation is essential for the successful deployment of autonomous machines in conventional farms, as a minimum level of safety has to be granted at the same time that navigation engines cannot be too sophisticated for solutions to compete with current equipment.
In practical terms, the duties-based approach calls for development of the means to ensure civic practices and citizenship as well as a minimum level of competence in the national language and a minimum level of knowledge about the country's history and society.
However, a threshold of 73.1% was established by orthopaedic program directors as a minimum level of knowledge necessary for competency in musculoskeletal medicine.
Ms. Quinn said any new proposal would require at a "minimum level" an inpatient facility as well as a 24-hour emergency room.
Second, Farm-1 is a contaminated area, but the transmission within the flock appears to be at a minimum level as shown by the low prevalence at the site compared to that in the markets (rRT-PCR: 4.2% vs. 23.0%; Table 2).
It plays a role in matters of coordination or communication as well as to achieve a minimum level of taxonomy and discipline within the terms.
The fact that this latest research analyses people previously on the benefit is significant because it shows that they were all assessed as meeting a minimum level of disability.
As Paul Tiedemann points out, we understand ourselves as personal unities and as subjects and source of attitudes as long as these attitudes have a minimum level of coherence.
