The phrase "a small elected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or body that has been chosen through an election process, particularly when emphasizing the size of that group.
Example: "The committee was formed by a small elected group of representatives from each department."
Alternatives: "a minor elected" or "a limited elected".
He began to forward a much less idealistic principle of government, and that was the government of England by a small elected body of people called Parliament.
The constitution described a centralized organization, modeled on the Soviet Communist Party, with power concentrated in a small, elected group and with a descending hierarchy of geographical offices controlled by executive committees directed from above.
Sources said the prime minister wanted a deal within the "next few weeks" and that settling for "a small elected element" in the Lords was one option.
Talk story about an eminent-domain fight over Deepdale Golf Club on Long Island… Deepdale was founded in 1926 by William K. Vanderbilt II and was intended as "a golf club with a small, elect membership".
A small elect (Tom Hanks and company, in the movies) gets to know what really happened, but the mass of believers remain in the dark, lest their spiritual questing be derailed by disillusionment and scandal.
Those who are urging the abolition of the House of Lords and its replacement by a smaller elected body have an obligation to say why the present chamber cannot be made to work; that it needs reform is not in doubt.
In council-manager systems the council is generally small, elected at large on a nonpartisan ballot for overlapping four-year terms; no other offices are directly elected, and the mayor, who presides at council meetings and performs mainly ceremonial functions, is chosen by the council from among its members.
Like the mayor, the council members were last elected in 2006, except for a small number elected in more recent by-elections.
Or they might agree to initiate the boundary review, but to instruct the Boundary Commissions to conduct two contingent exercises in parallel: one for a smaller parliament elected by FPTP; the other with electoral boundaries for a proportional system, and decide later which system to adopt.
A smaller number elected to walk away in order to forgo the steep refinancing penalties, ballooning payments and interest-rate hikes that, when the economic forecast was rosier, they were assured they would never have to face.
Jeff Rosen, the district attorney for Santa Clara County, was one of a small number of elected prosecutors to support the bail reform effort.
