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The phrase "a small lot" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a quantity of something that is not particularly large. For example: "We bought only a small lot of that kind of product."
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Parking is in a small lot.
I parked in a small lot.
This is a small lot in a popular park, so parking may fill up.
The Sacketts owned a small lot about 500 feet from Idaho's pristine Priest Lake.
The four-story brick building is easy to miss on a small lot with no playground.
Parking on the street and in a small lot behind the building.
At the rear, dozens of children play soccer in a small lot.
Each house will have a small lot, about 6,500 square feet.
He parked his car in a small lot with an unobstructed view of I-44, three miles to the west.
Less — say, $120,000 — could snag a two-bedroom house on a small lot that's set back from the water.
This 1,384-square-foot 1,384-square-foot 1,384-square-foot7 is near beacottage South Tiverton.
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