"minimize the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to emphasize the importance of making the fewest changes possible. For example, "We need to move quickly on this project, so let's try to minimize the changes we need to make."
In order to keep the attacks undetectable and sustainable, they tried to minimize the changes.
Dell gets to minimize the changes between systems, which will reduce their support costs, and users get a system that's well supported.
The question is whether it is wiser to adapt to the environment's change or to minimize the changes that we can influence.
The design objective is to minimize the changes required to the wired network signaling, by taking advantage of the well-developed capability sets.
Exposure solutions were replaced 50% daily to minimize the changes of BDE47 concentrations.
Therefore, 4% sevoflurane, which would minimize the changes in ANS activity without producing side effects, such as hemodynamic depression, might be adequate for intubation.
In order to identify the optimal solution that can minimize the change to the model as specified by the domain experts, we define and evaluate the sensitivity values of the results with respect to the parameters.
Since it is possible that the FEO could free-run (with an unknown period) in DD during ad libitum feeding, we fed ad libitum for only 3 days to minimize the change in the phase of FAA when mice were fasted.
This is obviously related with the intention to minimize the change of a dislocation for both approaches.
Even if one of FB c or FB d does not function well, the other one will minimize the change of NF κB concentration.
City Center's president, Arlene Shuler, minimized the changes, which she noted were first made public eight months ago.
