"minimum workload" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the lowest amount of work necessary to complete a task. For example: My boss has assigned me a minimum workload of 7 hours per week.
In order to ensure service quality, the facilities cannot be operated unless their level of activity exceeds a minimum workload requirement.
The minimum workload recovery period was calculated as being 12 s after the onset of the adjacent vehicle's manoeuvre, and this has implications for the design of workload managers.
Figure 14 shows the maximum workload and minimum workload in each sector during 19 00 21 00.
Figure 15 shows the workload in sectors (the maximum workload Wmax and the minimum workload Wmin) in each sample interval.
The minimum workload in one sector should be more than or equal to E% of T for the majority of the time for efficient operation.
Open image in new window Fig. 13 Result of DAS (19 00 21 00) Open image in new window Fig. 14 The maximum workload and minimum workload in each sector.
In a structured personal interview, a complete occupational history was elicited to identify subjects with certain minimum workloads.
Occupational physical activities including lifting and carrying of objects, pushing and pulling, working in trunk-flexed postures, and whole-body vibration were registered in order to identify subjects with certain minimum workloads.
We considered the amount of rework maintenance activities as 30%% of the amounts of minimum planned maintenance workload.
The San Jose class of 2002 was the first required to take the minimum college-prep workload and pass each class with at least a D. For six years, the district misreported its results, counting seniors who were close to completing the college-prep requirements as having done so.
Anecdotal feedback from focus group GPs and general pre-trial discussions with participating GPs indicated that they wanted any educational component kept to a minimum given their workloads and time limitations.
