The sentence 'minimize distractions' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it with any situation in which you want to emphasize the need to take steps to reduce distractions. For example, "In order to increase productivity, it's important to minimize distractions."
Her colleagues said that they had the right to minimize distractions during public meetings.
The first step is to create an environment conducive for learning and to minimize distractions.
The teams stayed in Queens for the conference tournament, to minimize distractions.
Cravath did its best to keep the outside world at bay and minimize distractions.
Its purpose is to minimize distractions when the driver is facing difficult conditions, like a heavy rain at night.
To minimize distractions, Lendl has had Murray practicing at the former site of the Australian Open in nearby Kooyong.
The mindfulness measured here was participants' ability to stay focused, minimize distraction, and avoid judging their thoughts and feelings.
What we need are machines that are built from the ground up purposely to minimize distraction and help us sustain attention for hard tasks.
The first of these, the two-week executive education course for IDB staff and government officials, is held off-site (at the UC Berkeley Campus) to minimize distraction.
And the in-dash Marketplace purchasing process is actually intended to be used while you're actually driving, with a purchase flow that's intended to minimize distraction and keep attention on the road.
On the driver side, received messages will be read aloud to help minimize distraction, and drivers can acknowledge a message with one tap to send a 'thumbs up' emoji response.
