The phrase "a very small zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a limited or restricted area, often in contexts related to geography, science, or specific fields of study.
Example: "The research focused on a very small zone within the larger ecosystem, where unique species thrived."
Alternatives: "a tiny area" or "a minuscule region."
The Tun Mustapha marine park aims to balance the needs of various stakeholders from industrial fishers to local communities to tourism businesses within a sustainable framework, rather than strictly controlling a very small zone, which was the prevailing model for marine reserves in the past.
By contrast Samsung's Galaxy S4 uses an infrared sensor that can only interpret hand movements within a very small zone.
Pseudonocardia P1, isolated from the same ant colony as Streptomyces S4, produces a relatively small zone of inhibition in bioassays against E. weberi and a very small zone of inhibition against C. albicans.
In December, the online retail giant promised one-hour delivery to a very expensive, very small zone in Manhattan.
A: Very small quantities, and we stopped.
Subsequently, internal travel times c j are computed from d j by means of a function in which effective travel speeds in km/h are obtained with the fitted function 10.66 + 13.04 ln (d j ), with a minimum of 5 km/h imposed on very small zones (for details on the fitted function see [38]).
I've told those averaging around 310, that's unacceptable and it's evidence of a very small strike zone and we have videotape to support it".
"We're trying to have a very small, but important, zone of safety for patients and staff who are entering these facilities," said Kelly O'Bryan, the political director for Naral Pro-Choice Massachusetts.
Before the current zero-crossing point, the fault resistance increases sharply, resulting in a very small current value (Zones 1 and 3 in Fig. 7).
For instance, the low numbers of records in the hadal zone may be due to the fact that this zone constitutes a very small proportion of the total area of the ocean (Table 1).
Greece, after all, would have a very small weight in a euro-zone electorate.This points to a wider problem.
