The phrase "minimal involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that has only a small amount of involvement, or that involves very little effort or participation. For example: "The teacher asked the students to complete the project with minimal involvement from the parents."
The phone calls are part of a wide-ranging personal marketing strategy by Ms. Cross that has involved only minimal involvement by her publisher, Ballantine Books.
When other services were involved, it appeared that the women had minimal involvement in the decision-making process, leading to confusion and disappointment.
However, these debates are mainly in political arenas, with minimal involvement from actual members of affected communities.
His lawyer, Eric Weiss, said after the court session that Mr. Briggs had had minimal involvement in the attack.
DeLay's lawyers had denied any corporate money went to the Texas candidates and that he had only minimal involvement in how the funding was run.
Holtsville's own local post office has "minimal involvement" with I.R.S. mail, handling only mail without a ZIP Code, Mr. Bratta said.
So why has Abdul-Jabbar had only minimal involvement in the N.B.A. since he began lobbying for a return in 1995?
The report says MI6's "minimal involvement is surprising" and "it is difficult to understand their passive approach to Adebolajo's arrest".
England's domestic Twenty20 must also survive with minimal involvement from its international stars, with coverage on a subscription channel and lukewarm media interest.
Mr. Gilbert's predecessor, Lorin Maazel, may have been a formidable conductor, but he had scant interest in outreach and education, and minimal involvement with the parks concerts.
But the most significant change, closing several blocks of Broadway to vehicular traffic, was made with minimal involvement by the Design Commission.
