The phrase "a small subdivision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a smaller part or section of a larger area, such as a neighborhood or a division within a larger organization.
Example: "The new housing development is located in a small subdivision on the outskirts of the city."
Alternatives: "a minor section" or "a little division".
This house is on a dead-end road in a small subdivision with a clubhouse, an indoor pool, and racquetball and tennis courts.
About 15 years ago, I set up a small real estate development company to transform 30 acres of undeveloped land into a small subdivision.
WHAT: A five-bedroom five-and-a-half-bath house with a one-bedroom garage apartment on seven acres HOW MUCH: $1,795,000 SIZE 5,1811 square feet PER SQUARE FOOT: $346.46 SETTING: This house is on a dead-end road in a small subdivision about 15 minutes west of downtown Charlottesville.
He also met a construction engineer, Sasha Plebukh, who is building a small subdivision--which may be one of Siberia's first suburbs.
It was named for exposures studied near Givet in the Ardennes region of northern France and is characterized by a zone (a smaller subdivision of geologic time) whose rocks include the ammonite genus Maenioceras.
If it's a smaller subdivision, it can take just a few.
When we divided responses in each lobe into smaller "patches" by watershed segmentation (Fig. 5 and 6), we found that the α' lobe has a smaller subdivision that responds specifically to airflow off (Fig. 7 and 8).
The number of virtual counting spaces ranged from 62 per subdivision per case in a very small subdivision such as the fifth layer in the entorhinal cortex (coefficient of error; CE, 0.003) to 1953 in the globus pallidus with a low neuronal numerical density (CE, 0.04).> -wrap-foot> Number of sections examined = mean number of equidistant sections examined per structure/case.
Houses in another small subdivision — Royal Ranch, an out-of-the way cluster near the parkway and North Shore Towers — are among the more expensive, brokers say.
— The 19 firefighters killed this week in a rapidly advancing wildfire were battling to save a small housing subdivision and suddenly were encircled by a dense cloud of smoke and flame, according to officials familiar with the investigation.
Pollutant monitors were matched to U.S. census tracts, which are geographic units representing small subdivisions of a county and are the smallest spatial unit for which demographic variables of interest were available.
