The phrase "a system of small" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a system characterized by small components or elements, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In our research, we developed a system of small components that work together to enhance efficiency."
Alternatives: "a network of small" or "a framework of small".
He organised the construction of a system of small dams to hold rainwater.
Instead, water is pumped up from 17th-century wells and directed into narrow canals that run into the masula, a system of small wood-framed planting beds.
On their way to the heart, the vitelline veins pass through the liver and break up into a system of small channels the hepatic sinusoids.
The sensor can also zoom in on a particular object by directing more laser beams in that direction, using a system of small, moving mirrors that actively steer its laser.
To both balance light exposure in building and prevent heat loss, the IRiS team has developed a system of small sheets that fit over windows and shift their position to follow the sun throughout the day.
Under Gen. H. Merkus de Kock, the Dutch proceeded to develop a system of small, mutually protecting outposts linked by good roads that enabled them to quell the natives' guerrilla warfare.
Following Arizona, Maine and Connecticut, we could adopt a system of small-dollar public funding for Congress.
While some prisons for violent and dangerous offenders should be preserved, the report calls for most to be replaced with a system of smaller centers closer to the communities where most of the families of the youths in custody live.
A report by an independent commission, created by the City Council last year to study the era of mass incarceration in New York, recommended moving inmates off Rikers Island and into a system of smaller jails.
Based on this study and an airborne observation of a large dust devil, he put forth the concept of the "multiple vortex tornado," that is, a system of smaller vortices circling around a common centre.
In later years, of course, individual lathes and drills got smaller motors of their own, eliminating the maze of belts -- just as the world has moved from the computing system that connects terminals to a workhorse mainframe to a system of smaller machines with computing power of their own.
