The phrase "a small space at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific location or area that is limited in size.
Example: "There is a small space at the back of the room where we can set up the projector."
Alternatives: "a tiny area at" or "a limited spot at".
They rented a small space at the corner of 174th and Broadway.
Unlike mice, large numbers of fish can be maintained in a small space at an affordable price.
And that entitles it to a small space at 32 Smith Square, the London base of two institutions of the European Union that U.K.I.P. wants to leave.
Tells about the first gesture toward a decisive break in mid-career, which occurred in 1970, after Irwin had transformed a small space at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
This office — the title character, as it were, of "Room 17B," 65 minutes of outlandish incongruity occupying a small space at the 59E59 Theaters — contains about 260 file drawers.
Then, after Hurricane Katrina, Mr. Naghi somehow managed to reopen, and started stocking milk and microwave snacks in a small space at the front of the Zone, as it is known to habitués.
Eventually, we located at 76 Degraw Street in Cobble Hill -- a smaller space at a higher price".
The ever increasing functionality, portability, and switching frequencies of consumer electronics, which cause parasitic inductance effects such as electromagnetic interference (EMI) and simultaneous switching noise (SSN) [1, 2], are putting tremendous pressure on designers and manufacturers to pack more circuitry into a smaller space at the same time as suppressing SSN and EMI.
The league temporarily relocated the store in a smaller space at 590 Fifth Avenue.
-- Los Angeles County Museum of Art director Michael Govan is defending the revised design for a new museum, which calls for a smaller space at a cost of $650 million.
Chances are, you are moving from a larger living space at home, into a smaller space at college.
