The phrase "a small commission of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a minor fee or percentage taken from a transaction or sale, often in a business or sales context.
Example: "The artist receives a small commission of 10% for each painting sold through the gallery."
Alternatives: "a modest fee of" or "a minor percentage of".
Ebay takes a small commission of 1.25% to 5% on sales that materialize.
The CHWs in 14 of the studies received some financial incentive, ranging from a small commission of a few US cents per dose of antimalarial drug sold, 17, 31, 32, 34, 35, 42 to a monthly allowance of US$15 or US$25 in a couple of cases.
Microsoft, in turn, hopes to make its money in the form of a small commission on each sale of a digital book for its software.
Darch, who began as a campaigner but now stands to make a small commission on the sale of rail seats by a particular manufacturer if they are eventually brought in, said: "I am delighted to see that the Premier League will be discussing the possible introduction of rail seating.
Its associates' programme operates a similar system to Ingram's proposed one with a smaller commission of 8%, but no up-front fee.
I reached out to artists whose work I admire on the basis of accepting a small commission to create a commercial inspired by the world of Stalker and the book it's based on, Roadside Picnic.
It was alleged that Aikles had promised to pay Samuel Edwards £100 and a small commission for a £100 bill of exchange, and when he took the bill, failed to hand over the money.
Its business model consists of taking a small commission for lead generation, though it's keen to stress that this doesn't affect the independence of those customer-submitted reviews.
Money flowed to them so they could use their genius to spend it for the public good -- and, of course, keep a small commission to spend on their own basic needs, like Carnegie's 64-room mansion on Fifth Avenue.
The leaders claimed they did not want to create another layer of government or more bureaucracy – though they did float the idea of a small commission, along the lines of the one that operates in Oresund.
These contracts only require payment of a small commission, but the owner must also put up 20 percent of their value by buying them on margin.
