The phrase "a small inventory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a limited quantity of items or stock available for sale or use.
Example: "The store has a small inventory of winter coats left after the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a limited stock" or "a modest supply."
"There's a small inventory of homes in the $400,000-to-$400,000-to-$400,000-to-$550,000 no time".
I created a small inventory of my portraits of Pat LaFontaine, the Islanders' beloved captain, and Ken Baumgartner, its favorite goon.
Although many of these communities are inhabited all year, there are enough owners who travel for the summer to create a small inventory of rentals.
The shop carries a small inventory of bespoke staples: suits for both men and women, cotton button-downs, sheath dresses and even bridal.
Even a small inventory swing, from the decline in the second quarter to, say, no change in the third quarter, could contribute nearly three-quarters of a percentage point to annual economic growth.
JUSSARA LEE recently opened a boutique in the West Village that carries a small inventory of custom-made staples: suits for both men and women, cotton button-downs, sheath dresses and even bridalwear.
A smaller inventory should help drive vacancy rates even lower.
There's a lot to be said for the cable model, where lowered expectations and a smaller inventory of original programming has led to instant classics like "The Wire," "The Shield" and "Mad Men".
Entergy also owns Indian Point 3, a newer plant with a smaller inventory of spent fuel, and will eventually move some of its fuel to dry casks as well until the federal government, already five years behind schedule, begins hauling the waste away.
Of course, with a smaller inventory of advertisers, it's tougher to provide contextual ads for obscure content.
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