The phrase "minimal meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a concept, statement, or expression that conveys the least amount of information necessary.
Example: "The artist's work often focuses on minimal meaning, leaving much to the interpretation of the viewer."
Alternatives: "basic significance" or "essential meaning."
Labour whips still believe more Labour MPs will stand aside before the moment of dissolution, and the overall number will peak at 100, but the number of peerages still available for Brown to dispense to outgoing candidates is now minimal, meaning the flow is likely to fall to a trickle.
Personalization is still minimal, meaning the site doesn't employ a true feed that floats hunts to the top based on user relevance.
In responding both to friends and enemies of Darwin's evolution, Wright sought to keep clear the minimal meaning of natural selection in scientific terms.
The hotel capacity in these new cities is likely to be minimal, meaning that one of the football world's most colourful competitions may prove a struggle for both media and fans to follow.
Compared to England, the post-WW2 influx from the Indian subcontinent or Caribbean was minimal, meaning the negative experiences of those who did come were easy to muffle.
Already populated with bootlegs galore, YungCloud's userbase is minimal, meaning there's not much to stream and nobody streaming it, but its similarity to SoundCloud's user experience will draw in listeners based on the simplicity of transition alone.
Competence to stand trial is a minimal standard, meaning only that the defendant understands the charges against him and can assist in his own defense.
Six percent were in the "moderate concern" category, which meant that 11 percent to 25 percent of its classes were flagged, and 10 percent raised "minimal concern," meaning 6 percent to 10 percent of its classes were flagged.
It turned out exactly how I wanted it – tacky and noncommittal message presented with a total lack of watch protocol via minimal design, meaning: black arms on a black face and no numbers or time notches to help do what a watch is suppose to do. .
It turned out exactly how I wanted it tacky and noncommittal message presented with a total lack of watch protocol via minimal design, meaning: black arms on a black face and no numbers or time notches to help do what a watch is suppose to do. .
The minimal unit of meaning seems to have been a verbal root, such as zic or zich, meaning "write".
