The phrase "minimal enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets a certain level of minimalism or sufficiency.
Example: "The design of the app is minimal enough to ensure user-friendliness without overwhelming the user."
Alternatives: "sufficiently minimal" or "adequately minimal."
But every effort in this direction founders on the fact that you can't be minimal enough.
The sugar's viscosity held things just to the sticking point, and the syrup volume was minimal enough not to overwhelm.
He finally stripped away even the wall as not minimal enough, in 1988 producing a sequence with no background at all.
Though he worried a bit that he was contributing to an overly romanticized East Village past — "museum-ifying this scene in a way," as he put it — the intrusion, a few people walking around with headphones, was minimal enough.
In an endless series of one-on-one matchups between the batter and the pitcher, the interactions between teammates are minimal enough that sabermetricians can usually pretend they do not matter.
The use of race must be minimal enough that it does not serve a dispositive role in the admissions calculus, but it must be powerful enough that it achieves its aims of ushering greater diversity into the student body.
But the cooking is minimal, just enough to sear the meat, give it crisp edges and bring out the flavor.
Belletti had no way of getting the ball and brought him down; the touch was minimal but enough to knock Barry over.
Love Is Stronger Than Pride (1988) Seemingly composed entirely from air currents and fragments of Spanish guitar, the lead single from the 1988 album of the same name showed Sade at their most minimal; appropriately enough, 14 years later German minimal techno legend Michael Mayer would cover it to stellar effect.
The number of litters was minimal – just enough to keep the breed alive.
For your first class, try to keep this kind of breaking-in minimal, just enough do that the shoes are wearable.
