The phrase "a thin very" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression, lacking clarity and coherence.
Example: "She wore a thin very light jacket."
Alternatives: "a very thin" or "a thin and delicate".
The lightning channel is modeled by a negatively charged corona sheath that stretches around a thin, very conductive central core.
Charlie would call for a No. 11 blade, which is a thin, very low-profile scalpel, and would just cut down to where the aneurysm was.
As I walked toward 108th Street, I met Gavriel, a lanky young man whose bright-colored clothes had an air of costume, wheeling a stroller with a boy in it, and his wife, Zlata, a thin, very young-looking woman with gold-rimmed glasses, holding a baby.
"Large portions of the side panel cells are now scattered in a thin, very expensive layer over the surface of [the road]." The team added the car was "only designed to withstand one such impact - and as such needs to be repaired to be fit for purpose".
In this species, the pallium shows throughout development a thin, very compact periventricular cellular zone.
When I was in Washington, I saw her carrying a very thin, very elegant organizer that looked like a large leather envelope.
At its top rests the most thrilling part of the 2002 iMac: a very thin, very bright 15-inch flat-panel screen rimmed by clear acrylic.
HP's forthcoming UMPC will supposedly feature longer battery life than current offerings and appeal to the fashion conscious, hinting at a very thin, very portable machine.
You can wear a very thin, very dark line of liquid liner on your top lid, but this is not essential.
But even for a series of very thin, very light spacecrafts, the launch costs would be tremendous.
