The phrase "at minimum amount" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to convey the least quantity or smallest degree of something, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "You should invest at a minimum amount of $100 to start."
Alternatives: "at a minimum" or "at the least amount".
All epiretinal material, the residual cortex, and the posterior hyaloid were removed from the retina around the macula as completely as possible with the assistance of triamcinolone acetonide, which was injected into the eyeball at the minimum amount required and then was removed as thoroughly as possible at the end of surgery, because it can influence cystoid macular edema.
Stanford University requires that postdoctoral research trainees be funded at a minimum amount according to PGY level.
On the other hand, the minimum probable amount of the radiation heat loss (i.e. the optimistic value) can be calculated assuming that the glass micromodel is thoroughly filled with saturated steam, the glass bell jar temperature is at the maximum experienced value, and the emissivity coefficient for the glass surface is at the minimum amount based on the values proposed in the literature.
"At a minimum amount, people should perfect whole-body resistance training three days per week," Campbell says.
Be prepared: In most jurisdictions every vessel, regardless of length must have at least a minimum amount of safety equipment aboard at all times.
Open the account by depositing at least the minimum amount the brokerage requires (usually at least $500 ,though sometimes more) and waiting for it to clear (up to 3 days).
Only 14 members, including England, Italy and all three Scandinavian federations, publish at least the minimum amount of information suggested by TI.
And it's interesting that the data suggests that five seasons is at least the minimum amount of time in order to measure the coach's effects.
Mr. Trump in particular might benefit from the elimination of the alternative minimum tax (AMT), which prevents taxpayers from using deductions and loopholes to avoid paying at least a minimum amount to the federal government.
