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The phrase "also have a smaller" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing sizes or quantities, indicating that in addition to something larger, there is also a smaller version or amount.
Example: "The company offers a range of products, and they also have a smaller model for those who need something more compact."
Alternatives: "additionally offer a smaller" or "also provide a smaller".
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They also have a smaller chance of making a full recovery.
We also have a smaller wage bill and maybe a profit at the end of the summer because we're doing good business.
Thanks to budget cuts, she would also have a smaller base of the invaluable human resources — social workers, faculty members, university facilities — that were so important to me.
What kind of cameras are you using? A. I'm mostly shooting with the same camera I had last year, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX1, a point-and-shoot with a Leica lens and full manual controls, but I also have a smaller backup, the Panasonic DMC-FX07, which costs less than $300.
As well as providing comparable treatment performance, they also have a smaller footprint, due to the substantially higher organic loading rates that may be applied to their surfaces.
Following an observation from a recent result, published elsewhere, among several ensembles of decision trees, those with a more uniform feature-use frequency also have a smaller classification error.
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They also have a small flock of chickens producing eggs, though this is not without heartbreak.
The owners also have a small grocery, Think Greek, a few doors down.
They also have a small dancing monkey that collects change that goes towards their indie recordings.
But it cannot bodge everything, so it must also have a small amount of other nutrients.
Males also have a small, narrow band of black feathers across the breast.
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