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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as small as two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a minimum quantity or size, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The project can be completed with a team as small as two people, making it accessible for smaller organizations."
Alternatives: "as few as two" or "as little as two".
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"In addition, shark litters can be as small as two babies, and are rarely more than eight.
(In Islam too, group worship confers a greater reward, though a group can be as small as two).
For example, a quantity of iodine as small as two ten-thousandths of a gram can spell the difference between health and disease.
In the light of nearly a lifetime's worth of walking the English countryside with groups as small as two and as big as 20, I have to say that the great French existentialist was wrong on this one.
His company, based in Indianapolis, also customizes tours for groups as small as two travelers who want to see a certain team on the road or a certain number of ballparks.
A group at Harvard has now made a nanothermometer based on tiny diamond crystals that can sense local temperature variations as small as two hundredths of a degree Celsius, thanks to their unique quantum properties.
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Some were as small as five bucks.
They make them as small as three pounds, or as big as thirty-five thousand.
Magnolia automatically adds a 20percentt gratuity to the bills of parties of as small as five.
Classes can be as small as five in April, says the manager, Deena Parkerson.
He has addressed groups as small as six students and as large as 700, totaling close to 10,000 students.
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