The phrase "a small amount of test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a limited quantity of a test, such as in a scientific or educational context.
Example: "For the experiment, we will need a small amount of test to analyze the results accurately."
Alternatives: "a little bit of test" or "a minor quantity of test".
John was a pioneer of the "gun tunnel", a device in which very high-pressure air drives a piston down a long tube to force a small amount of test gas to accelerate to very high speeds.
For example, if we set L=16 (i.e., use a context of 33 frames, then there are 33D 2+D parameters), which is not feasible to reliably estimate from a small amount of test data (e.g., one test utterance).
The technique is simple, inexpensive and use a small amount of test material, and it has been used to evaluate plants for potential pharmacological activity.
That number, which represents mostly screening of applicants and a small amount of tests for workers already on the job, fell steadily, to 8.8percentt in 1991, and then began to decline more slowly.
But Tan says that even with a small amount of feedback, test subjects "would fairly naturally adapt and change postures and gestures to get drastically improved performance". He says that having users trigger the appropriate response from the system became an important part of the training process.
A small amount of the test compound (6 7 mg) was weighed into the measuring crucible and heated using a controlled temperature program between 25 and 700 °C using a gradient of 10 °C min−1.
All animals received a small amount of the test food to ensure they knew which food it was.
Here, two libraries of lipid encapsulated water droplets are prepared one in which each droplet contains a small amount of the test sample DNA and the other comprising droplets that harbor distinct pairs of primers.
When choosing foundation, apply a small amount of the test on your hand, by the back of your thumb.
Using a damp cloth with a small amount of cleaner, test an inconspicuous spot to make sure the cleaner does not mar or stain the surface of your blinds.
Quilty says businesses can start by investing a small amount of money to test if it works for them.
