The phrase "at least two diverging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a minimum of two things that are moving apart or differing from each other in some way.
Example: "The study revealed at least two diverging opinions on the matter, highlighting the complexity of the issue."
Alternatives: "a minimum of two differing" or "no fewer than two diverging".
Motin family members therefore contribute to the assembly of at least two highly diverged enveloped viruses; the paramyxovirus PIV5 and the lentivirus HIV-1.
Genetic analyses showed that at least two pathways diverge early in TDIF-PXY/TDR signaling and the WOX4 (WUSCHEL RELATED HOMEOBOX 4), which belongs to the WUS subclade in the WOX family [ 14], is required for promoting the proliferation of procambial/cambial stem cells but not for repressing their commitment to xylem differentiation in response to the TDIF signal [ 15].
The wBol1-b assembly contains one degenerate copy of this transposase, and there are at least two other moderately diverged but complete copies present in short contigs not included in the assembly.
Evidence supports the idea that spliceosomal introns were not only present in the stem eukaryote but diverged into at least two distinct classes very early in eukaryotic evolution.
Each peptide was tested in at least two independent assays; if the two results diverged by more than 25 percent, additional assays were performed.
The split between the red and the blue lineages also required at least two mutations at updates 2,916 and 2,999 to establish these two diverging phenotypes as ecotypes.
At least two functional groups are notorious for their variability and diverging preferred chemical structure representation: the azide and the nitro.
The excellent fit of the Poisson distribution indicates that this catalog has stayed roughly stable for the at least two millennia over which the Turkic family diverged.
Class I and II diverged from ancestral duplications, and subclass Class IA arose from at least two major duplication events.
