The phrase "a small length of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a short measurement or distance of an object or material.
Example: "For this project, we need a small length of wire to connect the components."
Alternatives: "a short piece of" or "a brief segment of".
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Only a small length of filament remains after RESET, as shown in Fig. 3e.
The influence of edges is particularly obvious for a small length of graphene layer.
More specifically, a small length of L causes over-change-detection and a large length of L causes a large delay.
A further examination of selected sections obtained from the failed-tees revealed that the tees had actually been 'fabricated' by butt-welding a small length of 18-in.
Morgan had to hide the excision; he did so by extending the olive branch, previously half-hidden by the sword, but had to remove a small length of stem that showed to the left of the eagle's talons.
Oppositely, when without plate fin, a smaller length of 606 μm is beneficial to achieve the better cooling performance.
We retain that for a smallest length of the delay (r_{1}) and for an internal competition raised between the preys, this fixed point is globally asymptotically stable.
However, removal of a smaller length of root tip (distal cuts, for example 450 µm for Z. mays) led to regeneration of the root tip, aligned with the main axis of the root.
The force on a small length dl of the wire depends on the orientation of the wire with respect to the field.
