"minute concentrations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a very small or low amount of something, particularly when discussing scientific measurements or concepts. For example: "The study found that even minute concentrations of the chemical had a significant effect on the organism's behavior."
The evidence presented today found the protein in the food products, but in extremely minute concentrations.
Even minute concentrations of such chemicals, Mr. Barrett said, pose a potential health risk.
In the present study, we have developed a fully integrated electrochemical biosensor platform for cytokine detection at minute concentrations.
Surface plasmon resonance is used for the sensitive measurement of minute concentrations of bio-analytes and probing of electrochemical processes.
A variety of taxa respond to minute concentrations of chemical cues released by other organisms, for example, to avoid predation or find mating partners9.
The system can detect very minute concentrations of VOCs as low as a few parts per trillion.
The results showed that doping the molten salt mixture with the graphite nanoparticles significantly raised the specific heat capacity, even in minute concentrations of graphite nanoparticles.
This can provide data to clinicians and doctors concerning cytokines secretion at minute concentrations and the prediction of the first signs of inflammation after LVAD implantation.
This policy was changed in part because the agency decided that the minute concentrations used for caviar, and the fact that caviar is not something people eat daily in large quantities, make it a minimal health risk.
In nature, plutonium exists only in minute concentrations, so the fissile isotope plutonium-239 is made artificially in nuclear reactors from uranium-238.
Perch exposed to minute concentrations in lab conditions have been found to socialize less and feed more frequently, behaviors that could change the dynamics in streams and rivers.
