The phrase "again in a small" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a repeated action or occurrence in a limited context or scale, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "We will try again in a small setting to see if it works better."
Alternatives: "once more in a limited" or "again on a smaller scale".
There they remained, to be forgotten again, in a small dark, windowless room, behind a locked door.
It's correct that, again in a small number of cases, we have introduced unusual restrictions to combat terrorists.
I don't think I knew any of this when I danced to this record over and over again in a small East Village apartment with a white gay boy who loved my difference as much as I loved his.
We met again in a small pavilion where I bought a little wood-block print of a pavilion in the snow, a sight I long to see (and could, since the gardens are open all year).
Michel Le Bon has long promised to come into his own over fences, and should duly narrow the gap in the GPG Novices' Chase with Pettifour – a superior hurdler but not terribly convincing on his own chasing debut, again in a small field, at Cheltenham 12 days ago.
Writing on Facebook, Rice said that Louis and Lestat "would never hurt immortals who choose to spend eternity going to high school over and over again in a small town – any more than they would hurt the physically disabled or the mentally challenged".
For the following 3-week block, the two tracks ran simultaneously, with students in Track A moving on to the second unit, while students in Track B had the opportunity to engage with the Unit 1 material once again, in a smaller class setting.
In January 1896 Yeats moved again, into a small flat in Woburn Place, so as to be nearer to her.
Once again in July this year a small demonstration organised by Republic, the organisation I work for, was moved on from outside Buckingham Palace by the Royal Parks police.
I think my biggest worry if I went up there would be that I would have a four-day slump and not be able to write anything... then again, in such a small space I'd run out of ways to procrastinate eventually.
Again, in theory, a small print could work at that resolution.
