"minimal relevance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something as having little or no relation to a particular subject. For example, "The article had minimal relevance to the current situation."
It has been clear for decades that race has minimal relevance to the body's inner workings.
They would interject some inane comments with minimal relevance in an effort to secure their participation grade.
Breed, in particular, is of minimal relevance here.
A subgraph is obtained by keeping only those edges above a minimal relevance threshold.
The sample size of this study has been calculated on the basis of a clinical difference of minimal relevance in terms of proportions.
Although acknowledged as a parasite of zoonotic importance in Turkey (8 ) and Tunisia (19 ), O. lupi so far has minimal relevance for human health.
A plethora of biological information has been obtained, yet the data have minimal clinical relevance.
The potential pick up of B. holmesii by the IS481 PCR had minimal diagnostic relevance in the Alberta population during the time period of our study.
While I believe, as I wrote in a column last year, that his critics have focused too much on it, and that it has minimal if any relevance to his fitness for office, there are, no doubt, voters who would be bothered and turned off by it.
Given a set of distinct feature types, the relation between different feature types is measured by minimal redundancy maximal relevance based on generalized correlation.
Instead of mutual information, generalized correlation is adopted in minimal redundancy maximal relevance to measure the relation between different feature types.
