The part of a sentence "small cash" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to denote a small amount of money. For example: "I only have a small cash on me, I'm afraid I can't buy you dinner."
She has a small cash cushion.
Those who leave voluntarily are given a small cash payment.
Experts with high rankings received small cash prizes from AskMe.com.
As compensation for lost land, farmers received a cramped flat and a small cash payment.
But what about the millions of others who make small cash donations?
Panelists receive small cash incentives -- $25 every six months -- or coffee mugs and beach towels.
Small, cash-strapped community hospitals and individual practitioners constituted a particular concern.
Small, cash-starved departments in rural Texas, some of which have already been making such resales.
"SMALL, cash-strapped outfit seeks bureaucrat to tide it over for four years.
Tunisia's small cash-strapped army struggles to police the mountainous infiltration routes used by militant organisations.
The number of countries with formal diplomatic ties to Taiwan has shrivelled to just 23 mostly small, cash-strapped islands.
