The phrase "a smaller scale project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a project that is less extensive or ambitious compared to others.
Example: "We decided to focus on a smaller scale project this quarter to better manage our resources."
Alternatives: "a minor project" or "a limited scope project".
Still, Mr. Aberg and Mr. Trooien maintain that it could not easily have been phased in, and that the economics of a smaller scale project just do not work on the site.
While previous studies proposed a full system switch to RE [7] or applied the ROA model to large-scale RE projects [8 11], this study takes the case of Palawan island in the Philippines and focuses on a smaller scale project which is particularly more realistic to developing countries.
This was adapted from a smaller scale project developed in Bolivia, and implemented in a poor rural population of 86 000 in Nepal.
On a smaller scale project, an electric concrete mixer, shovels, hoes, and a wheelbarrow could suffice.
Although Switzerland neither grows nor imports GE-oilseed rape, it was possible to detect its feral presence at hand of a small scale project, suggesting that contamination can occur also outside the port environment as previously suggested.
The best material for building trusses on a small scale project is sawn lumber.
As site-specific virgins, they had imagined doing Dirty Wonderland in a couple of years' time as a small-scale project in a bed and breakfast.
And having saved up a bit of cash to support a small-scale project for a year, that's exactly what he did.
The Harlem house proves that "a small-scale project can be conserving and beautiful at the same time," Mr. Strand said.
A few years later Malle, suffering from heart problems and looking for a small-scale project, agreed to make the film if Mr. Gregory could raise the $900,000 budget in three weeks.
In choosing projects, he said, "the first question we ask is, Will this stand proudly next to Monterey Pop and 'Me and Bobby McGee?' " Indeed, Mr. Getz said that when he questioned Mr. Jampol about the estate's initial opposition to "Can't Be the Only One," he was told that a "new" Joplin-penned song, even without her vocals, would be squandered on such a small-scale project.
