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The phrase "a small packet of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific quantity or container of something, often food or small items.
Example: "I bought a small packet of seeds to plant in my garden this spring."
Alternatives: "a tiny bag of" or "a little pouch of".
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Keep a few plastic forks and a small packet of wet wipes in your bag.
A small packet of tissues rested on the chair at the end of each row.
A neighbor gave a small packet of potato chips to Feroza, whose name means turquoise, the gemstone.
The cat version includes dinner (but no snack) and a disposable cardboard litter box with a small packet of litter.
He then took it off and produced a small packet of crack cocaine, for which he was arrested.
He accepted a small packet of peanut butter cookies from a woman in the audience who rushed up to him.
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And though some Americans may be happy with a smaller packet of cookies, others may just buy two and finish them both.
In the simulation, a small packet size of 512 bytes and a low packet generation rate of 5 packets/s are used, to model a safety event notification, rather than an infotainment application, which are similar to the parameters used in [30].
For example, when the level of nesting is 8, the POR of a small packet is 78% while that of a big packet size is 42% The POR of ROTIO is fixed because it always encapsulates packets twice.
Previous works in [6, 35] used the assumption that safety messages have a small packet length in the range of a few hundred bytes.
They did not merge with you, or give you any cell membranes or nutrients — just an infinitesimally small packet of DNA, less than one-millionth of your mass.
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