The phrase "a small monument" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a monument that is not large in size, often in contexts related to architecture, history, or memorials.
Example: "In the park, there stands a small monument dedicated to the town's founding fathers."
Alternatives: "a tiny memorial" or "a modest monument."
A small monument was built, with flags and a wooden pavilion.
In 1999, at the request of the descendants of the victims, the Church rebuilt a small monument at the site.
The site is marked by a small monument, a stainless steel guitar and records with each singer's name.
As a Princeton undergraduate, I spent a little time around the Woodrow Wilson School, and I can imagine a small monument bringing some solemnity to that beautiful spot.
A small monument out front lists the names of the victims in Russian, since most were immigrants from the former Soviet Union.
In the anti-Castro stronghold of Calle 8, the centre of Miami's Little Havana, a small monument with an ever-lit flame remembers the "Martyrs of Girón".
Raquel Aldaz, the park's museums chief, said the site first contained a smaller monument, erected in 1936.
At the service, the coalition distributed questionnaires asking relatives whether they wanted the entire 16 acres devoted to a memorial or favored a smaller monument surrounded by businesses.
There is "a very small monument" to the treaty signing, Mr Bruijnzeels said, adding: "People sometimes come looking for the 'euro museum', but there is no euro museum.
The first letter of each name is made into a little monument – a "small surrealistic building", as Babina calls them – in the manner of the relevant architect, the P of Renzo Piano, for example, being held up by the cross-bracing of his Pompidou Centre.
His "Small Monument With Clouds," a towering pile of rounded protuberances rising into an orange-brown sky from orange-brown water, is a sci-fi seascape.
