The phrase "a small tract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small area of land or a brief written work, such as a pamphlet or essay.
Example: "The farmer purchased a small tract of land to expand his agricultural operations."
Alternatives: "a small parcel" or "a small piece of land".
Start small -- with a small tract, as my neighbors are doing by seeking government help.
Everyone was headed to a small tract of land that half a dozen families had rented from local farmers.
Besides stormwater issues, these include controlling light pollution that could draw mayflies away from the river, and protecting a small tract of existing wetlands on the property.
Along with a note, Coe slipped in a small tract titled "A Follower of Jesus," which amounted to a summation of the Fellowship's creed.
He gained permission to continue trips to the locality and was instrumental in the eventual donation to UCMP of a small tract of land surrounding the quarry.
(In theory, each village owned the land around it, and each family held a small tract of land on a long-term lease).
Theoretically, a smaller tract gives rise to fewer complications.
Blood vessel damage was minimal by UMP, as we know that a smaller tract causes less bleeding.
The garden was situated in front of a five-story building and comprised of a large tract of R. hirta (12 m×1.5 m), a smaller tract of Echinacea purpurrea (5′×2′) behind the R. hirta, and a few Hosta cultivars on the garden edges.
Have a garden and orchard on your small tract of land, and don't forget chickens and perhaps even pigs, which can be fed for free.
This small tract consists of an introductory passage in verses followed by 11 recipes, part of which is for preparing pigments and the remaining rules for shading [42], pp. 488 90; [43], p. 539.
