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The phrase "a small parking" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to describe a limited parking area, but it should be phrased as "a small parking lot" or "a small parking space."
Example: "There is a small parking lot near the entrance of the park."
Alternatives: "a small parking area" or "a small parking space."
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Nearly a decade ago Cooper Union had ambitious plans for a small parking lot between the school's main building and Lafayette Street.
A small parking area is across the road.
There is a small parking area outside for bicycles.
After 45 minutes, the car slowed and we pulled into a small parking lot.
This particular vantage dominated a graffiti-covered stone outcropping above a small parking lot.
It operates a small parking lot across the street for its customers.
There is a small parking lot shared by the shops in the strip mall.
Satellite television trucks crowded a small parking lot opposite the courthouse and thick black cables snaked across sidewalks.
This home is on a quiet street with little traffic, and has a small parking space in front.
A small parking garage had been swept away, leaving a hole with several smashed cars in it.
The higher of the two tiers of the church will be just below a small parking lot behind the building.
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