The phrase "a very small range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a limited or narrow scope of something, such as options, values, or variations.
Example: "The temperature in this region has a very small range, rarely fluctuating beyond a few degrees."
Alternatives: "a narrow range" or "a limited range".
"It's a very small range and even if we went back 400 to 500 years, it probably would have been considered a rare animal," he said.
Part of the genius of the High Line is its simplicity – a very small range of elements is used to make the paving and seats, the better to bring out the latent wonders of the place.
One is bound up with almost the entirety of public life and culture more generally, and the renewed dominance of people from a very small range of backgrounds, from Coldplay's Chris Martin to the Eton-educated archbishop of Canterbury.
The penalties, however, tend to be less existential; one can still, outside a very small range of professions, expect to be judged as a man first and as a body second.
Compared to a classical composer, someone writing a popular song can utilize only a very small range of musical possibilities: a shorter time span, fewer kinds of instruments, a lower level of virtuosity and a greatly restricted range of compositional techniques.
Wikipedia executives can (and do) argue that given this new procedure applies only to a very small range of pages, there's no need to think that millions of other contributors – who take care on updating entries relating to butterfly migrations, or theories of time travel, for example – would be in any way disincentivised.
In this case, the statistic is calculated by comparing the frequency of individuals correctly responding to the item for a given (very small) range of values of θ (proficiency), with the model-predicted frequency (Finch and French, 2015).
First, many terrestrial species have very small range sizes relative to the average range size.
The measurement errors determined by ICC were very small (range: p < 0.05), indicating the measurements were reproducible.
Men have very small range of motion in their pelvises and this causes backache and inhibited response during intercourse and thrusting.
Evidence for this theory included the very small range of the Central American squirrel monkey and the large gap from the range of any other squirrel monkey species.
