The phrase "a chain of small" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a series of small items or elements, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The artist created a chain of small sculptures that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a series of small" or "a sequence of small".
A US citizen, Guzmán Ortiz runs a chain of small businesses in California and speaks fluent English.
The town's liveliest and best-known pub is the Chequers, a chain of small rooms dense with conviviality.
A recent report from Monitor, a consultancy, points to LifeSpring Hospitals, a chain of small maternity hospitals around Hyderabad.
Along its lower course, southeast of Sofia, is a chain of small hydro stations associated with the Iskŭr Reservoir.
From the top, they could see Killington Peak, a chain of small lakes and the Calvin Coolidge homestead, where the 30th president was born.
It then passes through a chain of small lakes, receives the waters of the Selizharovka River, and then flows southeast through a terraced trench.
In addition to the flagship newspaper, with weekday circulation of 313,000, it owns a chain of smaller papers in the Chicago region.
Ms. Cavanagh began envisioning the Greenwoods as a link in a chain of smaller theaters in Massachusetts and Connecticut that have lively summer seasons.
The Global Hyatt Corporation, which has its headquarters in Chicago, is converting a former office building there into the third site in a chain of smaller boutique hotels that Hyatt is creating, called Andaz.
Its rival, Sun Brewing, which is majority-owned by an Indian conglomerate with decades of experience in Russia, has built a chain of smaller Soviet-era breweries adding, on June 23rd, one in Crimea which produce cheaper traditional brands.The two companies, which share around a third of the market, are tussling over a sparkling prize.
The Obama campaign has also launched a website, RomneyEconomics.com, which focuses on GST and two other companies that went bankrupt after Bain acquired them: Dade International, a medical diagnostics equipment firm, and Stage Stores, a chain of small-town department stores.
