The phrase "a small offshoot of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor branch or derivative of a larger entity, organization, or concept.
Example: "The new startup is a small offshoot of the original company that focused on sustainable technology."
Alternatives: "a minor branch of" or "a little derivative of".
The unit is a small offshoot of the Cabinet Office.
It is a small offshoot of the Walther Collection, a four-building campus in Neu-Ulm, Germany.
Although it was brutally suppressed, many Syrians still resent the fact that their government is dominated by Alawites, a small offshoot of Shia Islam.
Occupy Albany is a small offshoot of the Occupy Wall Street movement, which is based in Lower Manhattan and whose members have been critical of economic inequality and corporate influence.
And this isn't just a small offshoot of mainstream archaeology.
His account raises the question of whether the careful and legal use of mindful molecules in the U.S. should be restricted to so-called indigenous groups such as the Native American Church and a small offshoot of a Brazilian church or become available, in ritual settings, to others.
Brookville tunnel was located 1.5 mile west of the Greenwood Tunnel, also built through a small offshoot spur of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
At first sight, it appears to be simply a small offshoot from the big branch of lyric elegy: Cut grass lies frail: Brief is the breath Mown stalks exhale.
At first sight, it appears to be simply a small offshoot from the big branch of lyric elegy: **{:.break one} ** Cut grass lies frail: Brief is the breath Mown stalks exhale.
On Thursday the government issued a warrant for the arrest of Leopoldo López, the leader of Popular Will, a small offshoot opposition party that beat Chavista candidates in several contested mayoralties in December's poll.
The cylindrical shape of the pollen tube is formed as a small offshoot from the large bulging tube cell outside of the aperture (Fig. 2G, H and K).
