The phrase "a small amount of training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a limited quantity of training, whether in a professional, educational, or personal context.
Example: "To get started with the new software, you only need a small amount of training to understand the basics."
Alternatives: "a little training" or "minimal training".
Fortunately, even a small amount of training can help.
Mr. Potts had had a small amount of training and experience.
It did a small amount of training of foreign forces, but no battlefield commanding.
One major problem of using a small amount of training data is over-fitting.
Even the most illiterate of villagers, with a small amount of training and experience, can administer simple but lifesaving treatment.
In this method, groups of people are given a small amount of training and provided with support materials that allow them to make and report observations.
Therefore, the INST group, with a lower level of baseline plyometric performance, might have improved in CMJ test and the hurdle jump test earlier and with a smaller amount of training as compared to what might have been necessary for the subjects exercising on a stable surface.
The ultimate goal would be to develop a system for a new language in a week using only a small amount of labeled training data (as little as 10 hours - most ASR systems are trained on hundreds or thousands of hours of labeled data).
It has been proven that, with a relatively small amount of training, users are able to correctly create and execute simple feasibility queries in the EHR4CR QB.
Also, $13.5 million was going to Macedonia in military assistance, a small amount of it for training, he said.
Just a small amount of data visualization training goes a long way, and can greatly enhance people's presentation skills and make insights clearer, more digestible and ultimately likely to be used.
