'small count' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number or quantity of something - for example, "We only had a small count of available seats, so the tickets sold out very quickly."
Then we drove back, continuing our small count of wild things through the night, in this harsh land growing harsher.
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I strongly believe that every action for change, no matter how small, counts.
A deformation cylinder tube testing set for small counts of explosive charge was developed to estimate energy output efficiency of MDF.
The measurement of IF can be achieved through manual blood sampling, the use of small counting systems such as beta microprobes, or by derivation from PET images.
However, as our data include small counts, we use the MdRAE as a relative error, which is less sensitive against outliers.
Every accomplishment, big and small counts.
