The phrase "a small iceberg" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the size of an iceberg, particularly in a context where size is relevant, such as in scientific discussions or storytelling.
Example: "While sailing through the Arctic waters, we spotted a small iceberg floating nearby, its blue hues glistening in the sunlight."
Alternatives: "a tiny iceberg" or "a little iceberg".
She shifts Malcolm into Ares's arms and throws the diaper into the can, where it floats above the rim like a small iceberg on the lake of crushed taco wrappers and cellophane torn from cigarette packs.
No longer a girl on a bay of the Côte d'Azur, this nymph sits alone on a small iceberg, looking out over an endless expanse of water, an oracle on Mount Parnassus, witness to eternity.
This is the place to try pytt i panna, a veal and ham hash with a raw egg yolk on top, or biff à la Lindstrom, zesty little hamburgers with beets and capers inside, or kottbullar, the ubiquitous but rarely correctly made Swedish meatballs, served with a mound of silky mashed potatoes the size of a small iceberg.
It could also be used to transport food and water (perhaps even a small iceberg) to drought-stricken regions, dump tons of dirt and sand on a nuclear reactor to smother an incipient meltdown, or even deploy a vast tarp to contain oil spills from leaky seafaring tankers.
But they look like a very small tip of a very small iceberg.
Areas that define a gradient of possible iceberg influence were sampled for phytoplankton: stations close (<1 km) and far (18 km) from iceberg C-18a, an area with numerous small icebergs, Iceberg Alley, and a control site 74 km away.
Riou, who this week grazed a growler, or small iceberg, is in sixth place.
There was watermelon rind with bitter almonds and tarragon; a hot lemon-mint eucalyptus liquid that, as it was poured, solidified into a small, sweet iceberg.
Experts say it is possible that the sudden impact might have enlarged the relatively small iceberg damage.
The discovery was a surprise as previous studies of small icebergs, or using ship-based measurements, has suggested a much smaller fertilisation effect.
In March, for a show in Berlin, Eliasson had imported small icebergs from Iceland's Jökulsárlón glacier lake; Neugerriemschneider, his Berlin gallery, was turned into the equivalent of a meat locker for the occasion.
