"minimum distance to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the shortest amount of space between two points. For example, "The cars must maintain a minimum distance to each other to avoid a collision."
He has introduced legislation to change the minimum distance to one mile.
Hint: Use the min function to find the centroid with the minimum distance to location.
Roche limit, in astronomy, the minimum distance to which a large satellite can approach its primary body without tidal forces overcoming the internal gravity holding the satellite together.
We term our methodology the distance to structural complement (DiSCo) approach, because it identifies the minimum distance to achieve a full complement of structural units within the landscape.
Minimum distance to a solid wall is a commonly used parameter in turbulence closure formulations associated with the Reynolds Averaged form of the Navier Stokes Equations (RANS).
At each sampling step, we provided a criterion to determine the optimal sampling point, which maximizes the value of the product of curvature and square of minimum distance to other design sites.
The driving force analysis suggested that the slope, the minimum distance to construction land, and the growth rate of construction land were the vital factors determining the change of urban ecological land.
In the study performed, the key criterion for the graveyard strategy is that the disposed spacecraft must keep a safe minimum distance to the altitude of the active constellation on a long-term time scale of up to 200 years.
The GAs are used to find the minimum distance to uncontrollability of a given system and to maximize that minimum distance by finding the optimal coefficients in the weighting matrices of the LQR controller.
Whereas gestures lead to a faster lateral driving reaction (compared to HUD warnings), the visual warnings result in a greater safety benefit (measured by the minimum distance to the hazard object).
Minimum distance to approach the end terminal.
