"minimum intervention" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the smallest or least amount of action or involvement that is needed or desired in a given situation. Here is an example of how you could use it in a sentence: "The doctor's approach to treatment is based on minimum intervention, preferring to let the body heal itself whenever possible."
It just allows the small, everyday horrors of growing up to play out with minimum intervention and it's beautiful.
Our research suggests that the best policy for dealing with communities of growth is through minimum intervention.
While a normal, vaginal birth with minimum intervention is undoubtedly an ideal to hope for, the most important outcome of a birth has to be a healthy baby and mum.
The main objective was to compare the efficacy of one-off tobacco counselling and of the systematic minimum intervention on making people give up smoking.
The principles on which the European internal market is based advocate minimum intervention by the authorities in the economy, as well as the removal of those requirements, obligations, or limits that prevent or hinder economic freedoms.
I argue that there should be a minimum intervention point triggering official action to depose management and shareholders, and then move to resolution, with an increasingly penal ladder of sanctions as equity capital falls towards this point.
We suggest that HR leaders make minimum interventions in trying to influence communities of growth.
The inputs provided by the UYEP now range from the minimum interventions of BLST + 40 days of work on public works, to about 6 months of various inputs (the most intensive set being BLST + YJC + PET + OJT).
The Standard package constitutes the minimum interventions needed to sustain prevention and treatment of malnutrition; this package had vocation to be implemented in the whole country.
We need people to recognise that short-term, minimum-intervention help is as important as heart surgery and should be regarded and funded with the same gravitas".
The health care costs of treatment, such as a minimum medical intervention or using nicotine substitutes or other drugs, would be lower than resources devoted to other prevalent diseases such as arterial hypertension or hypercholesterolemia.
