The phrase "of a smaller size" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a reduced or diminished size. For example, "The apartment was too expensive, so I opted for one of a smaller size."
The use of such information for predicting transgenes with accurate expression could be tested most easily in Drosophila, where TADs are of a smaller size, ∼100 kb on average, and for which libraries of TAD-sized transgenes are readily available.
The imitative earthing system is of a smaller size and is built separately at a different site.
Apatite-coated limestone grains of a smaller size fraction consistently reduced fluoride concentrations to levels below the World Health Organization's recommended fluoride drinking water limit.
The new company will engage in leveraged buyouts, but of a smaller size than those of the old, Mr. Kohlberg suggested.
The court ruled that the decision does not cover them in specially adapted property and they would have to move to another adapted property of a smaller size, of which there is a great shortage".
We also found that ta-C P/Au electa-C P/Auth Au/AuOx NCs of a smallelectrodesd moderate coverage exhibited larger current response to H2O2 oxidation.
Meanwhile, loss of c30f12.4 resulted in a smaller size of lipid droplets (Fig. 4B).
Get a set of mist nozzles at a smaller size.
It had been digitized from metal type of a small size, distending the proportions at its larger sizes.
The paper explains the design and the realization of a small size high-speed fuzzy processor.
Southern analysis revealed the presence of a small size multigene family.
