The phrase "minuscule details" is correct and can be used in written English.
It describes very small or insignificant details. Example: "The designer paid careful attention to even the minuscule details, such as the stitching on the buttons, to create a flawless garment."
And Reacher's command of minuscule details remains sublime.
The hearing lasted a week, often stalling on minuscule details concerning endangered species, water runoff and vegetation.
A prosecutor on Tuesday grilled a police officer accused of rape on numerous minuscule details of the night in question.
But he's also a wizard at determining likelihoods, at extrapolating minuscule details and thus forming chains of inferred logic and assessing probabilities.
While the author has devoted much of the book to present minuscule details about molecular aspects of cloning, sequencing and the like, he pays very little attention to epigenetics.
The images celebrate the intersection of art and science, revealing the amazing, minuscule details of the natural world.
The centripetal magnetism of New York drew him into minuscule detail.
Occasionally, you would see a strike-through correcting some minuscule detail.
As for the minuscule detail of Helen, immediately afterward, smoothing her hair behind her ears, as women tend to do when deflustering: was that acting, or animation?
In both novels, it should be noted, sex plays a major role, with masturbation, intercourse and group sex all described in minuscule detail.
At that point, The Exegesis will bring you extraordinarily close to his unique mind, with its mixture of doubt, wild invention, minuscule detail, grandiose theory and wry humour.
