The phrase "a small hit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor amount or dose of something, often in contexts related to substances, experiences, or sensations.
Example: "After a long day, I just need a small hit of caffeine to keep me going."
Alternatives: "a little dose of" or "a slight amount of".
I also do this for a small hit of neurochemicals, the equivalent of a bump of coke just a little hit, not a full baggie.
After taking a small hit of speed, I walked over to a friend's apartment where I smoked a super-quick bowl and then headed out to the library to do some research.
It got a small hit of publicity a couple of years ago when Mark Bittman ran some recipes in the New York Times Magazine, but I have more than once been the only person at the restaurant, holding down a table in the formal-ish dining room like a guest in a forgotten Middle European hotel.
For example, in one of my earlier studies, aimed at documenting the powerfully addictive nature of the drug, I found that when given a choice between taking a small hit of meth (10 mg) or one dollar in cash, methamphetamine users chose the drug about half the time.
The Cypriot Parliament shot down the plan, though a smaller hit to depositors — many of whom are wealthy foreigners — was still in the offing late last week.
Both companies, however, have enough resources to take a small hit in profits for the sake of building up customers.
The screen for "Ca(2+) influx" calculated z-score for each dsRNA and used a relatively stringent cutoff of -3 to obtain a small number of hits (65 hits).
That is the equivalent of $208 billion of lost output a small hit compared with the impact of the recession itself but a meaningful and underappreciated economic cost of prolonged labour-market weakness.This cost falls disproportionately on the young.
Also on Monday, a small bomb hit a vehicle of an Egyptian diplomat in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi.
Over in Hell's Kitchen, Mexicans and foodies both love Tehuitzingo, which sells a small, greatest-hits selection of Mexican foods, including fresh tomatillos and jalapeños in the diminutive produce section, and Marinela and Bimbo snack foods in the more expansive junk food section.
Video from these cameras has begun to play an invaluable role in police investigations of a small number of hit-and-runs and other incidents around the country, local authorities say.
