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The phrase "are generally very small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the typical size of an object or group in a general context.
Example: "The particles in this solution are generally very small, making them difficult to detect with the naked eye."
Alternatives: "are usually quite tiny" or "tend to be relatively small."
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The fruits lack awns (bristles), and the seeds are generally very small.
Potassium concentrations in water are generally very small, but excessive amounts may have a laxative effect.
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Here, the decentering distortion and affine deformation models will not be applied because they are generally very small.
The violations of monotonicity that do occur are generally very small, as seen in the tests presented here.
Unlike mAbs, protein fragments are generally very small in size (<20 kDa) and thus may be better able to penetrate tumors.
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Cs is generally very small compared with the CSM.
This flexoelectric coupling, however, is generally very small and evades experimental detection unless very large strain gradients (or conversely polarization gradients) are present.
This shift is generally very small, but at low temperatures it can easily be resolved with a tunable laser that generates a precise frequency of light.
The magnitude of these differences is generally very small and must be compared with the resolution in the virtual vertical height of the ionosonde, resolution which is typically of the order of few kilometers.
For this reason, since the Mach number in liquids is generally very small, usual upwind schemes may provide inaccurate solutions when applied to the simulation of two-phase flows.
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