The phrase "minimum amount of information" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to talk about the smallest possible amount of information, usually about a subject or topic. For example, "I only have the minimum amount of information about the upcoming event."
However, in order to preserve the ethical integrity of the study informed consent had to be obtained, and therefore the minimum amount of information was made available to patients in the waiting room allowing them to decide whether or not to participate.
Under the rules, hospitals and other health care providers can disclose no more than the minimum amount of information necessary to accomplish a specific purpose.
I had a contempt for the latter motive and one element in me wanted to give such snoopers the minimum amount of information.
Only 14 members, including England, Italy and all three Scandinavian federations, publish at least the minimum amount of information suggested by TI.
So the perfect joke is you're able to give the minimum amount of information, and for some reason when the audience gets it they feel more rewarded for it.
One participant, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the luncheon was viewed as a private working session, said the city was considering creating a three-tiered disclosure system, with nonprofit volunteers required to provide a minimum amount of information, midlevel government officials a bit more and elected officials, deputy mayors and agency heads to adhere to complete disclosure.
The value of stocks is based on information, which is why securities laws are intended to ensure that all investors have at least minimum amounts of information.
The ICTRP Search Portal imports the WHO Trial Registration Data Set (the minimum amount of trial information that must appear in a register in order for a given trial to be considered fully registered) from registries that meet WHO criteria, including ClinicalTrials.gov.gov
The letter then listed six areas where Google should strive to do better, including only collecting the minimum amount of personal information on users of its services, telling users how that information will be used and making it easy for people to delete their accounts and protect their private data.
In general, single strand DNA viruses have the minimum amount of effective information, down to 3 thousands bits, while double strand DNA viruses have the maximum amount of effective information, up to hundreds of thousands of bits.
"A minimum amount of positive information about Kerry is going to help," said Carter Eskew, a senior adviser to Al Gore in 2000.
