The phrase "a small view of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a limited perspective or a brief insight into a topic or situation.
Example: "The report provides a small view of the overall market trends, highlighting only a few key factors."
Alternatives: "a limited perspective on" or "a brief insight into".
Amid the hoopla of this hot streak, Mattingly has tried to take a small view of things.
The building is angled so that every one of the 367 apartments has at least a small view of Manhattan, and most have sweeping vistas of the city skyline.
I started where perhaps far too many people start, with a small view of my ultimate options.
"Being so young, having such a small view of the world living here in New York City... [the class] made me want to be successful," she said. .
The impression I got from talking to the team was that the A8 powering the new iPhones is up to snuff, but making the game feel fair with such a smaller view of the action is trickier than it seems at first glance.
Lydd airport has arranged a small viewing area, free of charge, for members of the public who wish to watch the Nephelios land.
This difference in how children spend their spring break is a small-scale view of the more important difference between poor children and their wealthier counterparts during the summer and after school.
(H ) A rotated, smaller view of (E ), showing the interface between Lis1 (brown arrowhead) and dynein.
On Dec. 13, 2000, a small circular view of a Flemish town under snow by Jacob Grimmer came up at Christie's.
Matt Freedman offers a small panoramic view of the gallery within the gallery; at Five Myles, 558 St. John's Place in Crown Heights, (718) 783-4438, he has collaborated with neighborhood children on a wraparound mural of Prospect Park, up through May 19 (Cotter).
The direct shadowgraph setup of Fig. 1h suffers from a small field-of-view that is limited by the camera lens diameter.
