The phrase "a little template" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small or simplified version of a template, often in contexts like design, writing, or programming.
Example: "I created a little template for our presentation to help us stay organized."
Alternatives: "a small template" or "a simple template".
Contamination of DNA extraction kit reagents has also been reported [ 16] and kit contamination is a particular challenge for low biomass studies, which may provide little template DNA to compete with that in the reagents for amplification [ 12, 39].
I spread the rectangles and triangles on the table and showed her the little template and how the forms fit together inside to create a big rectangle.
The camera displays a little on-screen template, basically a box with two eyeholes; you're supposed to take a snapshot of the person, facing front and positioned to match the template.
Obviously, Bridesmaids does resemble the Hangover template a little: one Bridesmaid, Megan Melissa McCarthyy) is in the Zach Galifianakis role.
There's nothing Carolina about Daisy May's Carolina Pulled Pork, other than how it takes a South Carolina template — a little chili heat, some mustard — and affectionately stands it on its head, adding molasses to the mix and a portion of Sriracha hot sauce in addition to cayenne pepper.
Other updates may be a little more difficult to template.
These should be a little larger than the template, though, as the fur needs to hold the wire triangles inside once stitched up.
Each triangle needs to be a little larger than the template, as the fur needs to hold the wire triangles in place for stitching.
I Should Have Helped, meanwhile, is a fuzzy, K Records-style lo-fi ballad that knows its charm lies in its brevity, and Back to the Bolthole is an impressively heavy sludgeathon – but it's all a little too faithful to its template to be truly arresting.
Wounded, a little lost, Duane set the template for a Bridges type who was down on his luck and maybe skimming bottom, at times with a smile that looked far too innocent for an actor who soon made a habit of quietly taking over his films.
