The phrase "a small error in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a minor mistake or oversight within a specific context, such as a document, calculation, or process.
Example: "There was a small error in the final report that needed to be corrected before submission."
Alternatives: "a minor mistake in" or "a slight error in".
However, there is a small error in that it states, "he got into Yale because of racial preferences... .....
"The atmosphere remains a complex, chaotic system where a small error in initial conditions can grow into a big error in the forecast," he said.
Since then, Portland has discovered a small error in its calculations: In fact, total emissions were reduced to a hair over 1990 levels, not to a hair under.
Sometimes the material just disappears, sometimes the Web site address changes without notice, and sometimes a small error in the address makes it impossible to find the exact reference.
Kobayashi made two spectacular attempts to pass before he succeeded after racing Button down the straight and slipping past when the new world champion made a small error in a corner.
A small error in estimates of elevation, when extrapolated across a whole ice sheet, can lead to large imbalances in estimates of mass change, and thus contribution or otherwise to sea level".
In the study, a smaller error in the maxilla compared to the mandible was explained by the observation that the maxillary surgical template was broadly supported by the teeth and palate mucous membranes.
To gain a smaller error in a larger number of inlier points, we used an additional function f k): mathbf{f}(k) = left{ begin{array}{cl} infty ~~~1-k/N end{array} text{if} begin{array}{cl} k
A smaller FDR is associated with a smaller error in judging the p-value.
Although at least two ANs are needed to estimate the location of the MT, the position estimation error could be large if a small error occurs in the AoA estimation.
The numerical results show that it is possible to obtain simultaneously a very good absorption at the boundary and a very small error in the interior of the computational domain.
