The phrase "a grid of small" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when describing a grid structure that consists of small elements, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The artist created a grid of small squares to represent different colors in her painting."
Alternatives: "a matrix of tiny" or "a framework of little".
I stroll into the quiet town, just a grid of small interlocking alleys.
Gaffney's downtown today is a grid of small gift shops, bank branches, pawnshops and dozens of empty storefronts.
Ma Han's "Plan of the Ants" is a grid of small bird's-eye views of a busy city intersection.
Jennifer Mawby, a Vancouver-based artist, covered a large wall with a grid of small trinkets, hanging on hooks.
The chart was a grid of small boxes, 10 across by 10 down, each marked with a code.
Douglas Gordon makes the gigantic tiny by enlarging stills from his famous video of an elephant alone in a room into a grid of small images, all different.
The group wants the state to consider a grid of smaller roads to let local traffic more easily bypass Route 347.
An example of such collection is a large land cover map subdivided into a grid of smaller local landscapes, a query is a local landscape of interest, and the task is to find other local landscapes within a map which are perceptually similar to the query.
To apply discrete-state techniques and mitigate the impact of the resulting state-space explosion phenomenon, our model uses a highly discretized view of the system obtained by partitioning the monitored runway zone into a grid of smaller volumes and by considering scenarios involving only two aircraft.
Third, from Biblical examples through abstract schemes to actual built communities in Germany and North America, the proper form for a city of refuge was a square, divided into a grid of smaller squares or sets of squared streets like nested boxes.
