The phrase "a small amount of errors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence of a few mistakes or inaccuracies in a particular context, such as a report or a piece of writing.
Example: "After reviewing the document, I found a small amount of errors that need to be corrected before submission."
Alternatives: "a few errors" or "a minor number of mistakes".
The experimental result shows an additional power reduction to about 25% of our previous work by allowing a small amount of error in the original sense data reconstruction.
That's not a small amount of error, of course, but if you trust the machine a bit you stand to save quite a bit of time — or your lab assistant's time, anyway.
The image seen by the lens on the outside is projected onto these, with a small amount of error introduced by flaws in the lens elements (there can be dozens in zoom lenses) or arrangement thereof.
As we have demonstrated, the presence of a small amount of error in GS 20 genome sequence is not a serious impediment to the future use of the GS 20 System.
Moreover, our method is robust to a small amount of error (i.e. some of the minor alleles could result in a gain of function and not abolish the overall signal) and was empirically observed to be valid for CYP2C9 [ 18].
30 } ; M = 20 M = { 30, 20, 15, 10, 5 } ; ξ = 0. 15 Since standard deviations in the data distributions were also used as optimization weights, a small amount of absolute error (η=0.001) was added to ensure errors in small values did not dominate the cost function.
However, if even a small amount of systematic error were present, it could yield a large uncertainty when tree volumes were aggregated [19].
Thus, because the VELC Test® score was reliable and generalizable with a small amount of measurement error, inference from the observed score to the universe score was valid.
・Because the test score was reliable and generalizable with a small amount of measurement error, inference from the observed score to the universe score was valid.
Note that the agent does know the true states because we added a small amount of observation error (with a log-precision of eight) to form sensory inputs.
