The phrase "at minimum capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is operating at its lowest functional level or efficiency.
Example: "The factory is currently running at minimum capacity due to a shortage of raw materials."
Alternatives: "at reduced capacity" or "at the lowest capacity."
This alternative design introduces improvements aimed at guaranteeing at least a minimum capacity reserve margin, as well as at providing a strong incentive for generating units to be available when needed, namely, in situations when supply is likely to be insufficient to meet the total demand.
Countries should strategically evaluate their research capacity and focus their efforts on ensuring at least a minimum capacity to evaluate biotechnologies and adapt imported technologies.
"The starting point was to be able to play at a stadium with a minimum capacity for 10,000 spectators, double the approved capacity of Castle Park.
Citing figures from the inspector general of the Transportation Department, Representatives Henry A. Waxman of California and James L. Oberstar of Minnesota, both Democrats, said in a letter to the domestic security director that only 4 of the 155 machines installed in June were even screening at what the inspector called "minimum capacity," or 125 bags an hour for 10 hours.
Without coordination, for Workload1 (Figures 15) as well as for Workload2 (Figures 16), the overload detection triggers adding operation and CPU frequency increase operation because the machine hosting the Tomcat server is at minimum CPU capacity.
The now dismantled state-owned Central Electricity Generating Board at one time used to argue that a minimum capacity to cope with peak demand should not be less than 25%.
The decision to take into account only electricity above 5%% of the minimum capacity is also in respect of varying efficiencies at different capacity loads.
In the quarterfinals, a minimum capacity of 15,000 is required.
