The phrase "at a minimum index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data structures, algorithms, or any situation where indexing is relevant, indicating the lowest or least index value.
Example: "The algorithm should start searching for the value at a minimum index to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "at the lowest index" or "at the least index."
The shared-care intervention involved each family (at a minimum the index child and one parent/guardian) attending a single one-hour session at Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital, where they saw the obesity specialist team comprising a paediatrician and a paediatric dietician who specialise in childhood obesity and weight management.
This applies a bootstrapping technique allowing about 10 000 indices to be calculated at different thresholds yielding a robust mean, maximum, and minimum index.
The idea is that of defining a suitable performance index, and to switch the time-varying controller to the configuration producing the minimum index at each time instant.
"An index fund, at a minimum, is going to be average," he said.
By extracting the essential information from the ultrasonic signals, the dimension of the damage index is kept at a minimum, as desirable for continuous structural monitoring.
There is a minimum Academic Index number allowed for admission, and each institution is allowed only a certain number of recruited athletes at the lowest range of the acceptable index.
Since little change of viscosity with fluctuations in temperature is desirable to keep variations in friction at a minimum, fluids often are rated in terms of viscosity index.
To keep storage at a minimum, whenever I create an interior node, its children are always one index apart.
At a minimum, automatically computed scores should be considered only estimates of a scholars' true h-index.
At a minimum, these can be used to rank the sources and pollutants in segments and provide an index for potential "high-end" or "low-end" exposure.
