The phrase "a small pantheon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a limited or select group of deities, figures, or notable individuals within a larger context, often in discussions about mythology, culture, or influence.
Example: "In her novel, the author creates a small pantheon of characters who represent different aspects of human nature."
Alternatives: "a limited pantheon" or "a modest pantheon".
Mr. Mosca adopted Mr. Tristano's curriculum of marathon practice sessions and studying the solos of a small pantheon of jazz improvisers.
A massive hot wok of oil simmers as a crowd gathers around the stall, watched over by colorful pictures of a small pantheon of gods adorn the blue-painted wall behind the stall.
"Taro is part of a small pantheon of women photographers who saw photography as an extension of their political commitment and of their role as new women," Ms. Mendelson said.
And every night before drifting off to sleep in his home on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, he is able to survey the salmon-pink walls of his bedroom and commune with a small pantheon of the most famous artists of centuries past.
2009's Faith Fighter allowed players to choose from a small pantheon of top-shelf deities, including Jesus, Buddha and Ganesh.
But there are some examples 2009's Faith Fighter allowed players to choose from a small pantheon of top-shelf deities, including Jesus, Buddha, and Ganesh.
If Bommer ever imagined his balloon joining Pink Floyd's Animals cover in the pantheon of great inflatable political statements (an admittedly small pantheon), its ignominious launch surely brought him back down to earth.
To oil companies, however, the field is hallowed ground, one of the few in history to break the million-barrel-a-day benchmark, earning it "a place in the small pantheon of truly elite oil fields," as one Reuters market analyst wrote.
By delighting critics and smashing sales records, Journey, a weird game from an unconventional game-development studio, joins the small pantheon of titles to have done both with ease.
By doing so, he would most certainly propel himself into the country's small pantheon of leaders in a way that personal narrative and sudden fame cannot.
He especially liked her "brassy fusion of urban swing and country twang" and placed her among the "very small pantheon of great working jazz singers".
