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A positive increasing to \(+\infty\) continuous on \((0,+\infty)\) function \(\nu\) is called growth function. Let us denote by \(S_{\nu}\) the set of sequences \(Z\) of nonzero complex numbers without concentration points in \(\mathbb{C}\) such that \(n(r,Z)\leq \nu(r)\), \(r>0\), where \(n(r,Z)\) is the number of terms of the sequence \(Z\) in the circle \(\{z: |z|\leq r\}\). Let \(E_{\nu}\) be a class of entire functions \(f\) such that \(Z(f)\in S_{\nu}\), where \(Z(f)\) is the set of zeroes of the function \(f\). The growth function \(\lambda\) is called minimal majorant of growth for \(E_{\nu}\) if: 1) for any \(Z\in S_{\nu}\) there exists an entire function \(f\) of finite \(\lambda\)-type such that \(Z(f)=Z\); 2) there exists \(Z\in S_{\nu}\) such that for any entire function \(f\) with \(Z(f)=Z\) we have \(\lambda(r)\leq a T(br,f)\) for some \(a>0, b>0\) and \(\forall r>0\). Here \(T(r,f)\) is the Nevanlinna characteristic of the entire function \(f\). An entire function \(f\) is called function of finite \(\lambda\)-type if for some \(a>0, b>0\) we have \(T(r,f)\leq a\lambda(br)\) for all \(r>0\). The authors prove the following result. If for the growth function \(\nu\) we have \(\varlimsup_{r\to+\infty}\log \nu(r)/\log r<+\infty\), then the growth function \[ \lambda(r)=\begin{cases} r^{q-1}\int_{1}^{r}\nu(t)/t^{q} dt+ r^{q}\int_{r}^{\infty}\nu(t)/t^{q+1} dt,& \text{ for} r\geq 1,\\ r\int_{1}^{\infty}\nu(t)/t^{q+1} dt, &\text{ for} r\in (0,1),\end{cases} \] is the minimal majorant for \(E_{\nu}\). Here \(q\) is the minimal positive integer such that \(\int_{1}^{+\infty}\nu(t)/t^{q+1} dt<+\infty\).