The phrase "a minor error in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small mistake or oversight within a specific context, such as a document, report, or conversation.
Example: "There was a minor error in the final report that needed to be corrected before submission."
Alternatives: "a small mistake in" or "a slight error in".
Allow me to correct a minor error in Lore Segal's review of Paul West's "Rat Man of Paris" (Feb. 16).
Living in Haiti, I realized that a minor error in one setting of power and privilege could have an enormous impact on the poor in another".
This spring, Phil Frazier, the game's lead designer, was chastened when Madden noted that the current edition included a minor error in its rendering of the pregame coin toss.
A minor error in a form submitted to Fifa meant that Ji no longer had international clearance after all but the Premier League is confident the omission was completely unintentional.
Judge Carnes thought it worthwhile to drop a footnote criticizing the civil rights leaders' brief, saying it had made a minor error in reciting the facts of the case.
In case No. 9, the prediction score was below 85% due to a minor error in the estimated epicenter location.
This wouldn't be Facebook's error, exactly, but it is a simple fact that because of the way Facebook has been designed — a centralized repository of all the personal data it can coax out of its users — a minor error could result in a total loss of privacy.
A minor error was found in Table 1 that described and compared the demographics amongst all participants, cases, controls and mono-infections after publishing this work [ 1].
A minor error was recorded in the case of S vs SDD, R vs SDD, SDD vs S, or SDD vs R for the azoles.
A more minor error in the operation of the hotel was given by the office boy who handled the arriving guests with remarkable speed.
A minor error relating to the rs63750847 variant in ref. 15 was corrected.
