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The phrase "a smaller degree of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the extent or intensity of two or more things, indicating that one has less of a certain quality than another.
Example: "The new policy will result in a smaller degree of flexibility for employees compared to the previous one."
Alternatives: "a lesser extent of" or "a reduced level of".
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Thus, Delo-Katiobond suffers a smaller degree of radiation bleed than AMO NIL MMS4.
These two factors typically result in a smaller degree of intergenerational mobility.
The presence of a single outlet in the T-shaped micromixer induces a smaller degree of freedom for the fluid.
The Irish students' choice of the less progressive scheme may be an expression of their desire to have a smaller degree of redistribution than the current one.
Note that it is possible to create a magnetic field that shows a smaller degree of equatorial asymmetry and is stable in time.
A smaller degree of crystal transition was observed at this temperature because ammonia has high activity in the atmospheres, and the nitriding extent of fibers is higher than fibers in N2, so N atoms get into substitution position.
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Recess appointments have given Obama a small degree of leverage to fight back.
Most inmates, if you give them a small degree of respect, they will respect you.
And, for the residents who bought at much higher prices, probably a small degree of relief.
This gave her a small degree of protection from the blows.
The group aims to establishing a small degree of democracy in a church that has long resisted it.
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