"minimize contact with" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to reduce or limit communication or interaction with someone or something. Example: In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, it is important to minimize contact with others and practice social distancing.
That, he says, will train your brain to minimize contact with the ground and generate better thrust.
In these situations, most employees simply go through the motions at work and minimize contact with the boss.
During treatment, doctors advised Mrs. Smith to minimize contact with people because of her weakened immune system, so she stuck to working in the food pantry.
The derivation process was performed on irradiated human placental mesenchymal stromal cells and designed to minimize contact with xeno-components.
But the defense secretary issued specific guidance that the American officers were to "minimize contact" with their Chinese counterparts at the April symposia, according to a Pentagon memo obtained by The New York Times.
High-status employees, for example, tended to send short, curt messages, in part to minimize contact with lower-status workers but also to convey comfort with their own authority.
Though every culture has rituals to rectify unavoidable pollution, prescriptions of avoidance, abstention, separation, and seclusion are utilized to minimize contacts with polluting persons, objects, or places.
Bill Curry, a spokesman, said Amazon tries to minimize contacts with customer service through features that allow customers to track their orders, check their accounts and find out shipping rates and other information.
"They could also change their practice to minimize contacts with towels, such as adopting hand washing and decontamination protocols before going on break or before going home," she said.
A new delivery system (ACIDFORM) was designed with acid-buffering, bioadhesive, and viscosity-retaining properties to (1) maintain the acidic vaginal milieu (the low pH inactivates many pathogens and spermatozoa), (2) form a protective layer over the vaginal/cervical epithelium (minimizing contact with pathogenic organisms), and (3) provide long-term vaginal retention.
The study underscored the importance in Saudi Arabia of minimizing contact with camels.
