The phrase "a quite small amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a quantity that is minimal or insignificant.
Example: "The donation we received was a quite small amount compared to what we expected."
Alternatives: "a rather small quantity" or "a fairly minor sum".
The conditions allow us to turn checking the constraints on the very large number of frequent itemsets into testing them on representative closed itemsets of equivalence classes with quite small amount.
Note that, with this partition, instead of checking the constraints on the so large number of frequent itemsets, we just need to do that on the quite small amount of closed frequent itemsets belonging to ({mathcal L}{mathcal C}{mathcal G}).
Over the years, a remarkably broad political consensus has formed that the Rockefeller laws do not work as intended, and that too many people are serving too-long prison sentences for possessing, in many cases, quite small amounts of drugs.
She said the syndrome was associated with people who have quite small amounts of brain damage.
"The rain falling anywhere at the moment is going to hit saturated ground and even quite small amounts of rain can cause flooding".
Yesterday's testimony by Joseph Berardino, chief executive officer of Arthur Andersen, in front of a congressional committee, indicated that the accounting issues that led to restatements of Enron's earnings were about quite small amounts of money in the scheme of things.
Foreign students represent "a quite small but increasing amount" of Warwickshire's income, says Cadwgan-Evans.
Even if your bag is full, you still get 50XP from each visit to a PokeStop, which is quite a small amount, but can be very useful for levelling up when you first start.
Musk was reticent to put any hard numbers out, given how early SpaceX is in development, but said: "If I were to guess it would be something like 5 billion dollars, which would be really quite a small amount for a project of this nature".
