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The phrase "and the very small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is tiny or diminutive, often in a comparative context.
Example: "In the vast universe, we often overlook the beauty of the very small, like the intricate details of a flower."
Alternatives: "and the tiny" or "and the minuscule".
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There are strengthening links between the sciences of the very large and the very small.
"They write about the relationships and the very small gestures that have made them human".
Both the bathroom and the very small kitchen could use updating.
Others cautioned that both the study's methodology and the very small sample of students sharply limited its usefulness.
Taken together, these penetrating articles offer a look at two dimensions of our innovation system: the very large and the very small.
"We've had this polarization in the industry between the very big and the very small," Sir Martin said in a telephone interview.
At very high energies their spheres of applicability - loosely, the very large and the very small - overlap, and the theories conflict.
The operational range in safe conditions almost vanishes, because of the lack of negative feedback mechanism and the very small reactivity margin before arriving to prompt-criticality.
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However, these findings were profoundly questioned because of study design and mainly the very small number of subjects included.
Many or all the best 17th-century Dutch and Flemish artists moved back and forth between the very small and the very large.
And the very small-town normality of Buttigieg's life — he springs from a loving academic family — means there is far less personal drama in his story than in Obama's Indonesia/Kansas/Hawaii/New York/Chicago saga of growing up without a father.
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