The phrase "a constellation of small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or grouping of small items, ideas, or elements that together create a larger picture or concept.
Example: "The artist's work is a constellation of small moments that capture the essence of everyday life."
Alternatives: "a cluster of small" or "a collection of small".
The troops are spread across a constellation of small bases where they spent the initial weeks of their deployment setting up concertina wire and other security barriers.
If it works, the device could fly aboard a constellation of small satellites starting in the late 2020s, helping to track daily fluctuations in greenhouse-gas emissions.
Kerri Cahoy, an assistant professor of aeronautics and astronautics, is designing a constellation of small satellites that will work together to point small mirrors in a configuration to mimic a large space telescope's mirror.
The new drone base will join a constellation of small airstrips in recent years on the continent, including one in Ethiopia, for surveillance missions flown by drones or turboprop planes designed to look like civilian aircraft.
He held a Facebook town hall Sunday, as the senator from Ohio continues to use White House speculation to promote his "dignity of work" agenda, a constellation of small but potent jobs-focused reforms.
A new drone base in northwest Africa would join a constellation of small airstrips in recent years on the continent, including in Ethiopia, for surveillance missions flown by drones or turboprop planes designed to look like civilian aircraft.
The black dust of tire manufacturing hung over four separate mammoth tire manufacturing works, and a constellation of smaller plants.
Luckily, it's become easier each year to escape that world, by fleeing to a constellation of smaller channels and to the Internet, where idiosyncrasy reigns.
This month at the Bushwick Starr in Brooklyn the company is also presenting its latest Lab, "The Unknown Williams," a constellation of smaller performances grouped around his later, more aggressively experimental work, some of which has hardly seen the light of day.
The ultimate idea, however, is to use a constellation of smaller satellites that would be in a lower orbit.
This region is a large geographic area of over 1.6 million people served by one interventional center in the city of Calgary with a constellation of smaller community hospitals in surrounding areas.
