The phrase "a small radius of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific distance or measurement that is limited or confined in size.
Example: "The park has a small radius of 100 meters, making it ideal for a cozy picnic."
Alternatives: "a limited range of" or "a narrow scope of".
Beyond a small radius of clarity — perhaps a foot or two — everything grew vague.
Beyond a small radius of clarity perhaps a foot or two everything grew vague.
When Toyota pioneered just-in-time manufacturing in the nineteen-seventies, its suppliers were situated within a small radius of its major plants; now it works on a global level.
Members of North Korea's United Nations mission, usually required to remain within a small radius of New York City, were recently granted permission to make a short tourist visit with family members to Washington.
Within a small radius of those stores are five other Starbucks (including two on either side of Union Square), as well as two Barnes & Noble bookstores with cafes licensed by Starbucks.
To test adhesion, the substrate and film were strongly deformed by folding the substrate inward and outward with a small radius of curvature.
The unstented celiac arteries were more downward-angled (P <.02, inspiration), with a smaller radius of curvature (P <.00001), than the unstented superior mesenteric arteries.
At the distal ends of the RRA stents, Sn-RRAs were angled greater than F-RRAs (P <.03) and had a smaller radius of peak curvature (P <.03).
Our results indicated that a smaller radius of curvature of the arch-type steel fibre was able to withstand a higher maximum load, without fibre fracture or pullout.
The 'hybrid inverse-microemulsion/inverse-macroemulsion' polyacrylamides produced herein have a smaller radius of gyration in aqueous media relative to those produced by either solution polymerization or a true inverse-macroemulsion polymerization of the same weight-average molecular weight.
In addition, HPLC retention times and in silico calculations suggested that mono- and bicyclic compounds had more favorable n-octanol/water partition coefficients according to the virtual partition coefficient model (vLogP), while maintaining a smaller radius of gyration compared to corresponding uncyclized peptidomimetics.
