The phrase "a small frame in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a physical object or a metaphorical concept that is contained within a small frame or context.
Example: "The artist displayed a small frame in which she had captured the essence of the landscape."
Alternatives: "a tiny frame within" or "a compact frame in".
My wife and I live in a small frame house in Chicago with a postage-stamp backyard, just big enough to sling a hammock between the deck and a birch tree.
It was a replay, uncannily precise, of what happened with Dawn Garcia 10 years before -- except that this time he was being welcomed not into a small frame house in the old flyblown barrios of South Texas but into a flyblown but book-filled home in the modern cement wilderness that is downtown Jacksonville.
As Ms. Rebeck's intimate and affecting play reminds us, the one we live in still provides durable material for theater that moves us, makes us laugh and allows us to see even a small frame of experience in a new light.
Place the copy in a small frame and place the frame on his nightstand or wrap the frame in wrapping paper and hand him his gift when he comes home.
"The Lincolnshire Ox" is, likewise, a big brag in a small frame.
On the wall behind his desk is a yellow cloth Star of David in a small frame.
The ENVY 13's strong performance is delivered in a small frame — less than an inch thin and weighing 3.74 pounds.1 The exterior's aluminum and magnesium construction provides durability in a sleek design.
This tool reveals the definitions of any selected word in a small frame at the top of the application.
The most impressive thing about the Razr M is the way they managed to fit a relatively large display in such a small frame.
"A lot of galleries wanted my work but I've decided to [exhibit] it in a small framing shop, called Llun Mewn Ffrâm, in Penygroes, because I just felt the work belonged to the area.
