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The phrase "about a small" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It can be used when discussing a topic or subject that is related to something small in size, quantity, or significance. Example: "The report is about a small change in the policy that could have a big impact."
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We're not talking about a small rise.
And she was not concerned about a small living space.
If you're talking about a small thing, pinch your fingers.
— about a small contemporary dance company in the big city.
How about a small dance or two about small ideas?
It's about a small prairie town assailed by serial killers.
This week's cover story is about a small sea creature that can live forever.
Occasionally, I have written about a small Anglican church in North London that I sometimes attend.
Dizzy Dean, the league's best pitcher, recalled going to see Rickey about a small loan.
Ullrich told me about a small boy who was dying of neuroblastoma.
Your intuition about a small event resulting in far-from-equilibrium scenarios is right on point.
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