The phrase "a mixture of small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a combination of small items or elements in a particular context, such as cooking, crafting, or categorizing objects.
Example: "The salad was a mixture of small diced vegetables, including cucumbers, tomatoes, and bell peppers."
Alternatives: "a blend of small" or "a combination of small".
Note: Whitebait is a mixture of small fish.
The menu offers modern gastropub staples across a mixture of small, large and sharing plates.
A mixture of small molecules including aspirin was completely separated in hexane ethyl acetate methanol water.
Urban development patterns differ with a dominance of small-scale scattered settlement units (SUs) in Bolgatanga and a mixture of small- and large-scale SUs in Takoradi.
"You'll recall that the drawings we saw last week depicted a mixture of small workstations, shared open space, meeting rooms, and JIT rooms available on an as-needed basis.
The four counties of northwestern New Jersey comprise a mixture of small town, affluent suburb, and rugged countryside, although two major cities, Passaic and Paterson, are located in Passaic county.
He wore jeans and a T-shirt over long underwear; the edge of a tattoo was visible on the back of his neck — a mixture of small-town rebel and old-fashioned cowboy manners.
The commercial port, directly linked to the Seine estuary, supports modest trading activity (such as the import of petroleum products) and is connected to an industrial zone with a mixture of small-scale activities including metallurgical, chemical, and electronics industries.
During this period an increasingly marked contrast may be observed between the growing number of cities across the north and the relatively less-developed settlement pattern of peninsular India, where a mixture of small-scale agriculture and pastoralism coincided with the appearance of the various types of "Megalithic" graves and monuments.
While after a SO2 molecule is strongly adsorbed over pore16 as a partially closed gate, a mixture of smaller molecules like H2/CH4 can be separated successfully, with a selectivity of about 8100 1.
The polycrystalline structure obtained from X-Ray Diffraction analysis showed a mixture of smaller (rod shape < 12 nm) and bigger (square sheet shape ∼130 nm) crystallite particles of alumina (Al2O3), strontia (SrO2), tetrastrontium diruthenate (Sr4(Ru2O9)), manganese (II,III) oxide (Mn3O4) and ruthenium oxide (RuO2).
