The phrase "a small zone with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific area or region that is limited in size and has certain characteristics or features.
Example: "The park features a small zone with a variety of native plants and flowers."
Alternatives: "a tiny area containing" or "a limited space featuring".
Depending on the size, shape and direction of the swell, a surfer will maneuver in a small zone with about a 50-foot radius.
After a blast, a small zone with many cracks would appear around the blast-hole, and just a few of them can surpass the others and extend.
In the Far East area 1 to 2 annual generations of Dirofilaria in most of the territory with a small zone with 2 6 annual generations are predicted.
In tests with Kmax decrease, a small zone appears related to FCG initiation, with a fatigue fractography resembling the tearing topography surface (TTS) mode, and associated with a decrease of crack tip opening displacement (CTOD).
Both mitochondrial lineages have a distinct geographical distribution with a small zone of co-occurrence.
Aerobic culture after 48 hours at 37°C grew minute, translucent, non-pigmented colonies with a small zone of clear hemolysis on 5% sheep blood agar.
This mesh dependency is characterized by the concentration of the occurring damage only within a small zone, which generally corresponds e.g. with one element row and thus with the mesh refinement.
For the Gram negative organisms, a small zone of inhibition (7 mm) was observed with Ps. aeruginosa at 12 h incubation with extracts from both sterilisation procedures; however, at 24 h no zone of inhibition could be detected with any Gram negative bacteria in the test panel (Table 1).
Based on this study, a fluid-burr appears to leave the cartilage with a smaller zone of injury than does the RF wand or shaver.
The central area of infarction showed a small unhealed zone with mummified myocytes and limited necrosis.
In contrast, the spleen has non-homogenous staining pattern having areas with elevated uptake and smaller zones with lower retention.
