"minimize resistance" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use this phrase in colloquial speech, as well as in more formal writing. For example: "The manager's strategy was to minimize resistance to the proposed changes."
He appealed for a gradual process to be carried out with patience and sensitivity to minimize resistance among the ultra-Orthodox.
At Martin Luther King Jr. middle school in Charlotte, N.C., administrators asked students to help create the uniforms when they were first introduced in 2006 to minimize resistance.
For a good discussion of an approach that attempts to minimize resistance, see Renato Tagiuri, "Notes on the Management of Change: Implication of Postulating a Need for Competence," in Organization, eds.
Volume change in the structural shrinkage zone was greater in weakly-structured calcareous soils because carbonates would minimize resistance of aggregates against the shrinkage forces.
Based on these results, we discuss how to minimize resistance losses in the ITO electrode layer of the OPVs and propose a simple method to estimate easily the power losses using an FE simulation.
These sorts of screening approaches can be exploited to identify genetic targets that minimize resistance to approved drugs, and provide a basis on which to develop new targeted therapies and predict the secondary targets for combinatorial treatments.
This result is in accord with the constructal law, i.e. the shape should be varied in order to minimize resistances to the flows.
Because of these genetic and epidemiologic differences, the paradigm for tuberculosis treatment, minimizing resistance in the treated host and the community by preventing the emergence of resistant subpopulations during treatment, is often inapplicable to these organisms (12 ).
The key to minimizing resistance lies in understanding how these factors affect resistance emergence and incorporating them in dosing regimen design.
The objective of this study was to empirically measure the impact of individual change management factors on minimizing resistance from organizational members during implementation, which is often cited as a major reason for organizational change failure.
The dual suppression of EGFR protein and activity presents a promising avenue for EGFR-targeted therapies, with the advantage of improving efficiency, reducing side effects and lowering the effective dosage, while at the same time minimizing resistance.
