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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a thin skin of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a very light or superficial layer of something, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The cake had a thin skin of icing that barely covered the sponge beneath."
Alternatives: "a light layer of" or "a delicate coating of".
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For example, they may have an electrically insulating interior, which is wrapped in a thin skin of metal.
The branches are coated with a thin skin of plaster or white paint so that, at first sight, they seem bleached of life, sapless and forlornly skeletal.
A THIN SKIN OF OCTOBER SKY pulls taut above the tundra.
Q – Our garden is a thin skin of turf on rubble, how can we make it into a wildlife-friendly area?
Am I an animal wrapped in a thin skin of transparent consciousness?
It was covered with a thin skin of gold-aluminized Mylar.
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But it does suggest a thin skin on the part of Zuma – a Zulu polygamist with four wives and more than 20 children – and the ANC.
However, the highly ordered mesostructure is often rendered inaccessible by the presence of a thin skin on the particle formed by spray drying.
Whereas Mackintosh has thick sandstone, Holl has developed a thin skin entirely of glass, which he hopes will pick up the light.
This shaped graft was placed under a thin skin flap of the forearm with the future outer part against the skin and the future inner part against a muscular flap.
Ex-situ transmission electron microscopy showed a characteristic skin-core morphology with a thin skin region consisting of oriented crystallites near the walls of the shear device, adjacent to weakly anisotropic spherulites farther from the walls.
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