The phrase "a very thin plastic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of material that is both lightweight and flexible, often in contexts related to packaging or manufacturing.
Example: "The product is wrapped in a very thin plastic that makes it easy to carry."
Alternatives: "a lightweight plastic" or "a flimsy plastic".
There's a very thin plastic shield covering your face, a few millimetres thick: that's your visor.
A C4D cell design consists of a pair of dual top-bottom RF emitting electrodes and a pair of receiving electrodes disposed downstream onto a very thin plastic microfluidic chip.
For example, the department of defense saying, "We need a very thin plastic that stops bullets and we want it to be this thin".
It's got a '60s flowing feel to it". Between the lines: While Roche has a range of techniques — including silkscreen, digital and block printing — he used old-fashioned stencils for "X-Men: First Class". "I cut shapes out of a very thin plastic, and I made the template," he said.
To have an good correspondence between RCM and HD-OCT a 2-mm-diameter opening of a very thin plastic ring was positioned onto the skin directly after the dermoscopic images were obtained (Figs. 1, 5).
A very thin plastic bag works best.
Instead, electrostatic speakers employ large sheets of very thin plastic film (similar to Saran Wrap) coated with a fine metallic layer.
And in Kenya, one of the ways in which we do that is to promote the use of reusable bags instead of using plastic which is then thrown into the environment, especially the very thin plastic.
Polymer banknotes are made from a very thin, flexible, see-through plastic film, with the design printed on special layers of ink on the front and back.
Note: there is a very thin film protecting the plastic screen for shipment.
In "early 2010," its books will be available on a new Kindle rival: a very thin, buttonless, touch-screen reader from a company called Plastic Logic.
