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The phrase "a compact machine with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a machine that is both small in size and has a specific feature or function that follows the phrase.
Example: "We have developed a compact machine with a powerful motor that can easily fit into tight spaces."
Alternatives: "a small device featuring a" or "a portable machine equipped with a".
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If you're after a compact machine with a small footprint, the Dolce Gusto Jovia is a good bet.
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