The phrase "a small slope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gentle incline or a minor gradient in various contexts, such as geography, architecture, or sports.
Example: "The hiking trail was easy to navigate, featuring a small slope that led to the scenic overlook."
Alternatives: "a gentle incline" or "a slight gradient."
To ride out the aftershocks, Kakuta holed up, with most of the others, in the plant's radiation-resistant Emergency Crisis Headquarters, situated on a small slope nearby.
A large slope for the REFER plot indicates an openlike transition state, whereas a small slope indicates a closedlike transition state.
The crater slope analysis revealed a small slope variation between the flat- and round-floor craters, in a similar diameter range, with some overlap between them.
But then, as we turn off the main drag and wind down a small slope leading to the port, Wind Surf's magnificent masts finger their way above the horizon.
The proposed design of DSSSHS makes use of the advantages of using a small slope of the condensing cover of the still that allows higher solar radiation to enter into the still.
These include a small slope of magnetic field vs. martensitic transformation temperature phase diagram, a narrow transformation range, low transformation thermal hysteresis and a large change in magnetization on martensitic transformation, which results in low levels of applied magnetic fields desired for repeated MCE on field cycling.
Applying the same for cross-section 8 (S-N), ring-1 correlates very well with an slope change southward in top Cretaceous, but an small slope change Northward.
In 1978, Mr. Delijani and his wife, Etram, left Iran and moved into a modern house on a small sloping Kings Point cul-de-sac called Shelter Bay Drive.
"O.K., I'm climbing!" she yelled out, signaling her guide a rope's length above, 160 feet up on a small sloping ledge.
From the crooked chimney up the rest of a small sloping street into the churchyard of St. Mary's, the medieval church of Rye.
To check this possibility we examined the results from a 180° directional change for a small gradient slope and for a large gradient slope.
