The phrase "a bevy of smaller" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of smaller items or entities, often in a context where the larger group is being compared or contrasted with the smaller ones.
Example: "The exhibition featured a bevy of smaller sculptures that complemented the larger installations beautifully."
Alternatives: "a collection of smaller" or "a group of smaller".
And a bevy of smaller companies offers solutions as well.
By Monday, only one donor was offering $100,000 and a bevy of smaller groups were offering far less.
There are seven large ones the African, the Antarctic, the Eurasian, the Indo-Australian, the North American, the Pacific and the South American and a bevy of smaller fry.
A bevy of smaller private companies, such as Tropos Networks and Mesh Dynamics, also offer mesh systems.
Analysts say that the pharmaceutical giant has to do something to ease the pressure, either via a mega-merger or through a bevy of smaller deals.
The void left by these fallen giants is quickly being filled by a bevy of smaller hotspots, like dancefloor-equipped finger food joint Coyo Taco and late-night lounge Libertine (both opened in 2015), as well as hip-hop hangout Sidebar and upscale dive the Corner, among others.
Hip Prenzlauer Berg is now home to a bevy of small fashion designers.
Then came three dogfish sharks and a bevy of small, pesky bergalls, cunners to some, and the only relative to blackfish in these northern latitudes.
Nearly half the boost--$206 million--would augment the current $2.2 billion for space science projects, including Mars exploration and a bevy of small missions.
He didn't imagine that 16 years later the cards would be used by tens of millions of lower-income Americans to manage their money — or that a bevy of small rivals would offer new products on top of the prepaid system he pioneered.
But these splashy openings shouldn't obscure the arrival of a bevy of exciting smaller hotels, situated across Chile's dizzyingly diverse territory.
