The phrase "a small sweet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small piece of candy or dessert.
Example: "After dinner, I like to enjoy a small sweet to satisfy my cravings."
Alternatives: "a tiny treat" or "a little candy".
She gave him a small sweet smile.
Jeff was a small, sweet child who never hurt anyone.
This is a small, sweet, homey place with an oh-so-French look.
A small, sweet crew of Japanese-Americans serves full meals for as little as $12 at this converted delicatessen.
In the adult, the brain, about the shape and size of a small sweet potato, was completely encased in fused bones.
But Dr. Loy favors another of his creations, a small, sweet acorn-type squash called Honey Bear ,also sold by Johnny's Selected Seeds.
Nelson Cuellar and his wife, Graciela, opened a small sweets shop in Gaithersburg a year ago, almost two decades after he arrived from El Salvador to join relatives.
Her new graphic novel, Fluffy, relates the tragi-comic tale of a small, sweet-natured bunny rabbit that assumes a man named Michael is his daddy.
The result is "a small, sweet-natured" tale with "a generosity of spirit that makes you believe that good people summoning a lot of pluck can make good things happen," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in May.
If it isn't half as good — or as funny — as its forerunners, it maintains its integrity as a small, sweet-natured comedy that refuses to obey the commercial dictates of Hollywood by allowing its characters to determine their own zany destinies.
England No. 10 Toby Flood (who has hit 9 of 12, or 75 percent) thought the balls had a smaller sweet spot and needed more "softening up" to get them to feel right.
