The phrase "a super small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used informally to emphasize the smallness of an object or concept.
Example: "I found a super small pebble on the beach that caught my eye."
Alternatives: "very small" or "tiny".
With such a "super small" facility, she can have confidence of getting back the meat from her own animals.
"I grew up in a super small town in upstate New York; my nearest neighbour was really far away," she says.
You may be familiar with some of Mazourek's varieties that have already changed the way we eat, like Honeynut Winter Squash (a super small, super sweet butternut) and Silver Slicer Cucumber (a sweet, crunchy white slicer with notable disease resistance).
As a demonstration, a super small spot about 20 nm×18 nm is achieved through the radiation of a nano-aperture with a narrow gap of 12 nm×8 nm.
It's a super small round for the hardware space, and uBeam clearly has a lot of work and development ahead of it.
The team works out of a super small 20×40 foot storage unit in Seattle — talk about making the most out of nothing.
But a super-small logic gate — one that consisted, say, of a single photon — would obey different, quantum-mechanical laws.
At the center of this case, you have what seems like a super-small, run-of-the-mill custody battle.' " (Adopted baby; biological father wanting custody).
Sometimes a super-small market with only 10,000 people can support a program.
Just released, it only weighs 4 pounds and has a super-small design.
Now they've launched the ChargeKey, a super-small "cable" for charging your device via any USB port.
