The phrase "a small curb" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor elevation or edge along a street or pathway, often referring to a physical barrier or boundary.
Example: "As I walked down the street, I stumbled over a small curb that I hadn't noticed."
Alternatives: "a tiny edge" or "a little barrier".
The shortboard takes away the security of a suspension system and swaps it with the freedom of being able to easily hop up onto a small curb or turn out.
The estate tax only touches the wealthiest one of every 500 families, placing a small curb on the accumulation of dynastic wealth while raising billions for important public services.
Start small, try doing an ollie off a small curb at first, to do this you want to roll up to the curb at a moderate speed, mainly one you feel comfortable doing an ollie at.
The skills that were misestimated by both were moving the armrests away, reaching a high object, transferring out of and into the wheelchair, folding the wheelchair, incline ascent, negotiation of gravel and irregular surfaces, and small curb ascent.
Try jumping off small curbs, just to get used to the feeling of professional jumping.
He clicked again and a small car about the size of a Toyota Corolla, which had been parked at the curb, burst into flames.
It's a small step toward curbing childhood obesity and any number of other problems that can arise from excess soda drinking.
The objective of this research was to evaluate the effectiveness of four types of engineering countermeasures – regulatory signage, intersection pavement marking, smaller curb radius, and protected intersection design – at modifying driver behaviors that are known contributing factors in these crashes.
American and allied forces have choked the flow of foreign fighters coming into Iraq from Syria and Iran, curbing a small but persistent source of combatants that has fueled the insurgency, especially in the Sunni Muslim heartland, American military officers said Monday.
Stanford researchers have identified a small molecule that may help curb some of the symptoms of a genetic deficiency in glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase.
"For me, a furniture dealer, I'll walk a small table down to the curb for a customer, but you could no longer exit by the nearest door.
