The word 'minimising' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is the present participle of the verb 'minimise', which means to reduce, decrease, or make something smaller. You can use 'minimising' in any sentence where you want to describe the act of reducing or decreasing something. For example: - The company is actively minimising its carbon footprint by implementing eco-friendly practices. - The government's main goal is minimising the impact of the new tax law on low-income families. - She is constantly minimising her expenses in order to save money for her dream trip. - His negative attitude is minimising his chances of getting a promotion. - Effective time management is key to minimising stress and improving productivity in the workplace.
Under his long stewardship, Luxembourg became Europe's wealthiest country, one of the richest in the world in per capita terms, as well as a bastion of banking secrecy and a tax haven for multinationals keen to exploit the EU's single market while minimising their contributions to the European exchequer.
The towns are designed to tackle Britain's housing shortage while minimising damage to the environment – more than a quarter of the UK's CO2 emissions come from energy use in houses.
"To assist the community in minimising the alcohol-related harm, we are introducing a No Car No Service policy on cask wine," the sign read.
It's become easy to dismiss Latham, and on cue, his statement that "the best way of minimising domestic violence is to minimise poverty" was was rightly howled down as simplistic, but also because it doesn't fit the acceptable narrative around this crime.
The key to minimising the infrastructure budget was to focus on using existing and temporary and demountable venues, while the operational budget would be expected to around $1.5 billion, Coates said.
With less than five months to go before the UK general election in May, and providing that it unites around its new leader, Labour now has its best shot at minimising its potential losses to the Scottish National party.
We spent ages beforehand minimising the amount of damage we'd make – abandoning the pram in favour of a baby carrier, cramming all the assembled going-out paraphernalia into tiny satchels, deliberately picking a quiet train, and finding the most obscured seats in case he needed to breastfeed – and hoped against hope that he wouldn't cry.
Minimising the threat means doing more in places where jihadism flourishes.Then there is oil.
More instability might result.One popular idea for minimising such instability is a more formal system of currency co-operation between the world's major economies.
Officials are minimising the threat by screening travellers, though apparently healthy people can be incubating Ebola.But to quarantine an entire chunk of west Africa would be both wrong and futile.
The classical, niche-domination strategy often entails minimising variation to squeeze out costs; the adaptive strategy involves maximising variation so as to find out which variant works best.
