The phrase "a small booth at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific location or setting, often in the context of events, markets, or exhibitions.
Example: "We set up a small booth at the local fair to showcase our handmade crafts."
Alternatives: "a tiny stall at" or "a little kiosk at".
Last December, I met Sanford, with his lawyer, in a small booth at Ionia Correctional Facility.
Ms. Mitchell, a former television actress, starting selling vintage clothing from a small booth at the Melrose Trading Post, a Los Angeles flea market, in 2004.
A few years ago Huawei had only a small booth at Mobile World Congress, the industry's biggest annual trade show, notes Mike Thelander of Signals Research, a consultancy.
And he is doing it from a small booth at the international broadcast center, as many announcers for the second-tier sports are, not from the competition sites.
Now, on these snowy nights, about the only light at the mill emanates from a small booth at the gate, where a young sentry eats potato chips while standing guard over a deserted hulk.
Stealing from the artists themselves occurs perhaps more often but at a lower price point at shows, in which a number of visitors may be crowded into a small booth at one time.
A more powerful reminder of NADA's scrappy-upstart origins is a memorial to Daniel Reich, the art dealer and early NADA member who committed suicide last December at 39. Inside a small booth, portraits of Mr. Reich in his signature oversize glasses hang on bright yellow walls.
I noticed a small booth for a company called RSI, which made relational databases.
On a recent morning a dozen families gathered to wait their turn before the video screens provided by the American military and set up in three small booths at the Kabul offices of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The cobblestone streets are lined with small booths, at which farmers and artisans proudly display truffles, mushrooms, chestnuts, cheeses, honey, wines and handicrafts.
There is also a small information booth at the Frontier Culture Museum.
