The phrase "a small drain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a drain that is limited in size, often in contexts related to plumbing, drainage systems, or even metaphorically in discussions about resources.
Example: "The bathroom has a small drain that often gets clogged with hair and soap residue."
Alternatives: "a tiny drain" or "a narrow drain".
Maintaining your rain gauge– The tipping bucket gauge has a small drain, by definition.
"It was a flash flood in a small drain which passes through the middle of the I.T.B.P. battalion headquarters," in northern Sikkim, said Deepak Kumar Pandey, spokesman for the Indo-Tibetan Border Police.
Beneath the fins or coils, or along the partition behind them, there is normally a small drain hole to channel condensed water to a drip pan in the rear of the air-conditioner.
Therefore, we chose to apply a small drain bias of −2 V (corresponding to an average electric field of 670 V cm−1) keeping the electrostatic doping almost constant throughout.
After the 1983 Dodge Caravan/Plymouth Voyager hit the road, with built-in cup holders, lids like the Solo Traveler, designed by Jack Clements (and now in MoMA's collection) introduced a small drain, for overflow, in addition to a sipping hole.
The threshold characteristics at room temperature are plotted in Figure 6 for a "small" drain voltage (v D = 0.1) and a "large" drain voltage (v D = 2.0).
Figure 2a, b show the drain current-voltage curves of the inverted FET without annealing and just after annealing as no gate swept, at a small drain-to-source voltage (V ds ) of 50 mV, respectively.
Puraflo's advantages over traditional septic systems include a smaller drain field and minimal maintenance, Mr. Hally said.
"Congress is now seized in gridlock, and that made the Financial Services Committee a smaller drain on my time and my staff's time," he explains.
The tube consisted of an outer big with many side pores containing an inner small drain and the tip of the inner drain was kept its site never extended the tip of the outer drain.
High-speed rail would transform Amtrak's small drain into a much larger drain.
