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The phrase "a small fall from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor decrease or decline in something, such as performance, status, or position.
Example: "After a small fall from grace, the politician worked hard to regain the public's trust."
Alternatives: "a slight drop from" or "a minor decline from".
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The Baskin-Robbins International segment has seen a small fall from $119 million in 2016 to $115 million in 2018.
In both rosiglitazone groups, there were statistically significant reductions in CRP compared with respective controls (Table 2), even against metformin + sulphonylurea which showed a small fall from baseline.
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As the paddlers neared Ellis Island, a small Cessna fell from the sky into the Hudson, right behind them.
A small truck fell from the bridge and missed landing on the Beetle — that driver walked away with only minor injuries.
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This indicated just a small slip from the Fall 2009 launch that we had initially been hearing.
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