The phrase "and smaller orders of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various levels or categories of items, typically in a context related to size, quantity, or hierarchy.
Example: "The company specializes in large contracts, but they also cater to smaller orders of customized products."
Alternatives: "and lesser quantities of" or "and minor orders of".
Al-Awzy's two brothers helped out with smaller orders of pillowcases and wall hangings popular with Western tourists, while he filled out requests for bigger projects.
Hexapods comprise insects and three small orders of insect-like animals with six thoracic legs.
Eat fresh fruit, vegetables, or a salad to supplement the smaller order of french fries.
We obtain a significant computational speed-up compared with Monte Carlo as well as high accuracy even for small orders of expansion, and show how our novel approach helps overcome subjectivity.
She bought two $1 hamburgers and a small order of French fries for the three to eat at McDonald's, and they went to church.
ON THE PLATES For Mr. Russo, a grilled chicken breast with a side of broccoli rabe ($13.50) and a small order of French fries ($4).
Bob Hope would sit at his usual table, where he would eat a plain Big Boy burger, a root beer and a small order of fries with his driver, said Jesus Franco, the diner's marketing manager.
If we shrink smaller and smaller, 25 orders of magnitude smaller than atoms, we would eventually come to Planck scale geometry, laden with information and patterns around the Planck length of 10 to the minus 33rd power centimeters.
The Big Kids Meals consist of a double hamburger, a double cheeseburger, or a six-piece serving of Chicken Tenders plus a small order of fries, and a 16 USoz drink, and a toy.
All edibles at home are stored out of reach or locked away, and Angelina must be limited to consuming 950 calories a day, the amount in a quarter-pound cheeseburger, small order of fries and a medium cola.
