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The phrase "at a surprisingly small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is unexpectedly minimal in size, quantity, or degree.
Example: "The project was completed at a surprisingly small cost, which pleased the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "at an unexpectedly low" or "at a remarkably small".
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The results also suggested that reinsurance could work, at a surprisingly small cost.
And better policies will enable mankind to make a big difference to the planet's future at a surprisingly small cost.
The human genome, at a surprisingly small 25,000 genes, is filled with DNA -- sometimes labeled "junk" DNA -- that is transcribed with low efficiency.
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