The phrase "minor interference" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes a small or insignificant disruption or obstruction. Example: Despite some minor interference from the loud construction next door, I was able to finish my essay on time.
Nitric oxide showed minor interference.
Not that that sort of minor interference can stop a juggernaut like Kirk Douglas.
The disadvantages of wireless include some minor interference problems and a quickly evolving and competitive group of standards.
The minor interference from other heavy metal ions clearly shows that the PFP-P2 can be used as the Cu2+ ion probe with good selectivity.
However, minor interference from hot bands of C2H2 and C2H4 was observed and was characterized experimentally, revealing a weak dependence on wavelength.
Upon exposure to a series of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), only formaldehyde could induce a yellow-to-red color change observable by the naked eye, which clearly exhibited that Methyl Yellow-impregnated nylon 6 NFN membranes could act as highly selective and sensitive strips to detect formaldehyde with minor interference from other VOCs.
The presence of other metal cations caused minor interferences, because TBA forms weak complexes with Na+, Mg2+, and Ca2+ ions [ 127].
The conquest of Greece was a logical step to protect Persian rule over the Greeks of Asia Minor from interference by their European kinsmen.
The call was correct under Rule 56.2: "Should a player about to come onto the ice, play the puck while one or both skates are still on the players' or penalty bench, a minor penalty for interference shall be assessed".
He stayed down on the ice and was dazed for a few moments before disappearing to the locker room, while Wilson was slapped with a minor penalty for interference.
The superior performance of the massive MIMO systems relies on the spatial multiplexing and the minor multi-user interference.
