The phrase "as a small firm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the characteristics, operations, or perspectives of a small business or organization.
Example: "As a small firm, we often prioritize personalized customer service over mass production."
Alternatives: "as a small business" or "as a minor enterprise".
I still think of Blackstone as a small firm.
And as a small firm focused on just one market, ICV sought to tailor its service to match its local customers' needs.
"As a small firm you go unnoticed by the big software makers until you create something really special," said Robert Dewar, president of Ada Core Technologies, a small company that is based in New York.
Born in Estonia when it was part of the Soviet Union, he graduated from the Moscow Power Engineering Institute and then served as a commercial director at a small firm founded with the institute's help.
Of the biggest Wall Street firms, Bear , Stearnsperformed the worst -- with a quarter of its I.P.O.'s now ailing -- about the same as at a smaller firm, W. R. Hambrecht.
As director of a small firm I have to file tax returns, and anyone can gain access to these for a tiny fee.
Apple, of course, refuses to license its operating system to competitors, even going as far as suing Miami-based Psystar, a small firm attempting to install and sell the Apple operating system on non-Apple hardware.
She was an attorney for twenty one years in Louisiana and California, serving as a sole practitioner, attorney in a small firm, as general counsel for a publicly traded company, as a senior government utility regulatory attorney, and as an administrative law judge for two different California agencies.
Thirty-two yeago ago, he was a lawyer in Seattle who in the decade after graduating from Stanford Law School had worked as a clerk for a judge and as a lawyer for a small firm that supported liberal causes.
She was eventually hired as a bookkeeper by a small firm that provides immigrants — the dark humor is not lost on her — with information on visas and government policy.
Her first job was as a shorthand typist with a small firm of accountants, where she was paid £1 a week.
