The phrase "are of small" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is small in size or quantity, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The items we received are of small size, making them difficult to display."
Alternatives: "are small" or "are of little".
They are of small consequence, next to clear vision and a wide-open future.
The songs she sings are of small matter now--as, indeed, were the songs of Sarah Vaughan, another vocal magician.
All the Non-Sporting breeds are of small to medium build with sturdy and balanced frames, often squarelike.
These drains usually are of small cross section and may extend from hundreds of metres or even several kilometres before connecting with the main drainage conduits.
This time the allegations are of small groups of individuals – as well as Signori's alleged "Bolognese" contingent, prosecutors have identified another group known as the "Zingari" (Gypsies) – working to influence one-off results.
Generally, the results of this impact are of small consequence, but the slamming that can occur in rough weather, when the bow breaks free of the water only to reenter quickly, can excite "whipping" of the hull.
Foreign Companies Don't Buy Indian Produce Sushma Swaraj, opposition leader in the Lok Sabha: "McDonald's does not buy potatoes from India because they say they are of small size.
The obtained gold nanoparticles are of small quantum size (ca. 2 nm) and narrow distribution.
Minute-to-minute and day-to-day gyrations on Wall Street are of small importance and are hugely over-studied.
Differences in protein utilization between lupins and peas are of small magnitude when fed ground without thermal processing.
Currently the majority of core-nanotech companies are of small or medium size, which means that there are usually fewer politics than in big companies.
