The phrase "a small milestone to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a minor achievement or progress towards a larger goal.
Example: "Completing the first draft of the report is a small milestone to celebrate on our way to the final submission."
Alternatives: "a minor achievement to" or "a little step towards".
A small milestone here: India now have their highest score of the series.
A small milestone of sorts was reached this fall when a three-pound quadcopter crash-landed in midtown; it was the first drone wreck in Manhattan to provoke a response from the New York Police Department.
The Theatre When "An Act of God" opens tonight, at Studio 54, it will mark a small milestone: the first time a Broadway show originated as a Twitter account.
A series of powerful snowstorms in the Sierra Nevada has resulted in a small milestone in drought-stricken California: The snowpack is now higher than average for this time of year.
"It's a milestone, but what a milestone to reach".
Only 1,671 Feet to Go: Another small milestone in the rebuilding of the World Trade Center was passed on Monday, when the steel framework of the south core of 1 World Trade Center reached more than 100 feet above Vesey Street.
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Per Lederhausen's advice, set the right first "start small" milestone; it will usually involve seeing people's willingness to buy or at least try your product.
It is also, of course, no small milestone for the siblings, who were born more than two months premature.
But the Indians hadn't treated any single win during the streak as anything more than another small milestone in baseball's daily marathon over the hills and turns of a six-month regular season.
