The phrase "a small scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a limited range or extent of something, often in contexts like project management, research, or discussions about objectives.
Example: "The project has a small scope, focusing only on the initial phase of development."
Alternatives: "a limited scope" or "a narrow scope".
It might be several hundred thousand dollars; if it's a small scope it'll be a smaller fee.
Laparoscopy is done using a small scope and tools that require a few small incisions, instead of the larger incision needed for open surgery.
The simulations show that the rollover coefficient initially increases within a small scope and then increases rapidly with the increment of initial density difference.
The results clearly manifests that the R values fluctuate in a small scope, implying the good reliability and reproducibility for R2R micro-gravure printed, large-area PBDTT-ffQx/PCBM BHJ thin film.
Though the simulation and comparison of three methods: fractal method, fixed value and normal distribution, it is clearly concluded that fractal method is better than the two latter ways which both have the weakness of being unable to reveal the influence when backlash is changing in a small scope; also the normal distribution method cannot get the unique answer when average backlash is set.
Though knowledge about the distribution and properties of soils is a key issue to support sustainable land management, existing knowledge of the soils in Tigray (Northern Ethiopian Highlands) is limited to either maps with a small scale or with a small scope.
However, a small scoping project in the United Kingdom revealed that the bed space areas in recently built hospitals (medical and surgical wards) were less than the recommendations.
The inquiry was told by another senior military figure that he set up a small "scoping" group within the MoD to look at possible military options for Iraq upon Mr Blair's return from Crawford.
An effective pilot is short in duration and has a smaller scope or scale then a full-scale, permanent deployment.
Findings mark a new limit of the effects of unconscious stimuli which seem to have a smaller scope than conscious stimuli.
Back in 2003, when it had its premiere, Mr. Stapf said, studio executives wondered if the writers would have enough material to go the distance, since the real NCIS only investigates crimes that affect the United States Navy and Marine Corps — a smaller scope than, say, a metropolitan police department's.
