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The phrase "a very slight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is minimal or barely noticeable in degree or extent.
Example: "There was a very slight change in temperature throughout the day."
Alternatives: "a minor" or "a negligible".
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But this is a very slight criticism.
It is a very slight possibility, but it is possible".
He spoke perfect French, with what to me sounded like a very slight Algerian accent.
"I don't want to watch," Torre said with a very slight shudder.
Asparagus has a very slight pungency, a unique tang, yet paradoxically is quite delicate.
A very slight tightening of the lips, for example, is the most reliable sign of anger.
Thus only a very slight difference in initial conditions doomed Venus.
A very slight contact is best, and no sound effects are needed!
But in the country as a whole, ABC's stations enjoy only a very slight advantage.
That was a very slight improvement from 2014 when men held 77% of leadership roles.
It should be soft, with a very slight bite to it.
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