The phrase 'small contest' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a competition or game that is on a smaller scale than most others. For example: "My school is having a small contest to see who can come up with the best science project."
Colorado's current audit software (RLATool) needs to be improved to audit these contests that cross county lines and to audit small contests efficiently.
By the 1920s, Dr. Paris said, Color Wars composed of a series of small contests, from checkers to swimming races, were a staple of the camp experience.
There are still five more caucuses on the Democratic calendar, all of them very small contests and only two of them U.S. states: Wyoming, Guam, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and North Dakota.
In every industry, those hired by elite organizations have competed in endless small contests along the way to achieve these positions.
Ever since, state party leaders have agonized over whether to accept the sanctions and stand firm on Jan . 29or to yield and hold a smaller contest, like a caucus or vote-by-mail primary, later in the year.
Judo contests are fought on a mat ('tatami') which measures 14m x 14m, with a smaller contest area of 10m x 10m marked inside it.
He could charge thousands of dollars for personal appearances at gyms and expos and waltz through smaller contests in which no one could beat him.
These smaller contests — which award a few thousand dollars in prizes — help teams develop business-founding skills, refine their pitches, and connect to a support network that includes mentorship from venture capitalists and seasoned entrepreneurs; media exposure; educational guidance; and networking.
It's no secret that Google – thanks to its various advertising services – also makes a good amount of money from the various political campaigns that compete in smaller contests, including the 435 races for seats in the House of Representatives this year.
