"little sharing" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means a small amount of sharing or not much sharing. You can use it in a sentence to describe a situation where there is not enough sharing taking place, or someone is not sharing enough. Example: "There was very little sharing of ideas during the meeting, so we were unable to come up with a solution." In this sentence, "little sharing" is used to show that there was a lack of sharing during the meeting.
We were both laughing, oddly, but with me holding back the tears a little, sharing the blackest of humour in the grimmest of circumstances, as she, during a long process of slipping away from terminal cancer, still managed to share a joke.
There is little sharing, especially among clubs and their data collectors.
Furthermore, he said, "this is a closed industry, with very little sharing among competitors".
For all of Mr. Schrempp's talk about "integration," analysts say there has been little sharing between Mercedes and Chrysler.
In these programs, needless to say, there is little sharing of personal histories; the circumstances and concerns of the men are not discussed.
Each of the 25 or more named diseases is represented by a variety of stakeholders (patients, specialists, researchers), with little sharing of data across groups, and even less across diseases.
Tiny and underdeveloped, it had no natural resources and a population of relatively recent immigrants with little shared history.
What kind of "national community" built on "mutual obligation" is possible when Americans have so little shared experience?
In both sexes, the externalizing factor accounted for little variance in control, indicating a weak association and little shared etiology with externalizing liability.
Most southerners only reluctantly traded their quasi-feudal Bourbon autocracy for rule by people farther north with whom they had no affinity and little shared history.
Little shares the same suspicion as the feminists cited above that care has been assigned a "lesser" role than reason because of its historical association with women.
