The phrase "a small forested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small area that is covered with trees, typically in a natural setting.
Example: "We stumbled upon a small forested area while hiking, which was filled with the sounds of chirping birds."
Alternatives: "a tiny wooded" or "a little forested".
It sat alone in a sloping field under a small forested hill.
The only large wild animal now surviving is the agrino, a subspecies of wild sheep related to the mouflon of the western Mediterranean; it is under strict protection in a small forested area of the Troodos range.
We show that these models may provide a limited, and possibly incorrect, view of streamflow generation processes, based on measurements in a small forested basin on the Canadian Shield in south-central Ontario.
Applications illustrating OBJTOP ability and flexibility include simulation of the TOPMODEL standard Slapton Wood, UK dataset, and simulation of Ward Pound Ridge, NY a small forested catchment with power function decay of hydraulic conductivity and extensive impervious surfaces.
This study assessed temporal changes in the contributions of four end members (weeds, leaf litter, soil, and groundwater), which exist in a small forested watershed (the Ehwa Brook, South Korea), to the stream DOM during two storm events, using end member mixing analysis (EMMA) based on spectroscopic properties of DOM.
Also in 2005, a gardening group from Portola Valley (a small, forested community along the peninsula south of San Francisco) requested a presentation from the COMTF to explain the increased mortality they were seeing close to their homes.
Since 1994, a network of 15 small forested watersheds (GEOMON) was established in Czechia to understand the forest response to air pollution.
Patch Forest pixels comprising small forested areas surrounded by non-forested land cover.
If you're not familiar with German soccer, you might wonder why this small, forested town is a host city.
A low wooden bridge stretches from the Sofitel at Sipopo across the bay to a small, heavily forested island, a pretty splodge of basalt deposited there by the volcano that formed Bioko, the main island part of Equatorial Guinea.
While hybrids are common in anthropogenic landscapes, our results suggest that even small forested landscapes serve as substantial barriers to hybrid establishment, a key consideration for butternut conservation planning, a species already exhibiting severe decline, and for other North American forest trees that hybridize with introduced congeners.
