The phrase "a small change of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a minor adjustment or modification in a particular context, such as a process, plan, or idea.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, I believe a small change of the timeline would improve our chances of success."
Alternatives: "a slight adjustment of" or "a minor modification of".
For quite a small change of position to south or north causes a manifest alteration of the horizon.
A small change of frequency and amplitude of light leads to a large change of conductance, displaying giant opto-response.
The approach used is to achieve a large increase of both natural period and hydrodynamic damping for only a small change of float mass.
Numerical solution results show that a small change of temperature will cause a significant change of the stresses of a flexible mechanism.
SABATHIA MAY PITCH MONDAY Joe Girardi had a small change of heart and said he would consider bringing back C.C. Sabathia to pitch in Monday's doubleheader at Cleveland on three days' rest.
TWO GAMES, STARTERS NEEDED Joe Girardi had a small change of heart and said he would consider bringing back C. C. Sabathia to pitch in Monday's doubleheader at Cleveland on three days of rest.
In contrast to a simple, straight-sided axisymmetric float, a smaller change of mass is required to satisfy a particular response amplitude limit.
The latest research also revealed breastfeeding women have a smaller change of getting breast cancer while it also helps to delay the next pregnancy and allows the mother and child to recover.
This result is in accordance with the literature results, which stated that a thicker cornea may potentially lead to a smaller change of CRF after standard cataract surgery [ 2, 3, 11].
Making a small change to one of your routines may be enough to make you more aware of your surroundings.
A 1% change in first year mortality resulted in a very small change of service output, less than or equal to 0.1% in all five scenarios.
