"small frequency" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a low rate or occurrence, such as when describing the regularity of something. For example, "The store holds sales at a small frequency, usually one or two times a year."
FEA results show small frequency value for lower crack size.
Non-zero amplitudes are found for both system elements for a small frequency region.
A small frequency band has been identified in which predominantly flexural waves cannot propagate.
Secondly, a new method to improve the repetitive controller performance with small frequency deviations in the grid is discussed.
HF Doppler technique has high sensitivity to small frequency variations and high time resolution but interpretation of results is difficult.
This tool typically reveals the small frequency shifts and distortions that tend to occur near each mode that is affected by the nonlinearity.
Frequency diverse array (FDA) can produce a range-angle-dependent beampattern due to the employment of a small frequency increment across the array elements.
Since a small frequency change can destabilize such a sensitive control system, it can be easily observed and thus the small damage can be detected.
In this detection method, a deliberately designed sensitive control system is used to augment small frequency shifts caused by small structural damage.
The operation of proposed ADPLL is based on a frequency synthesizer for a very narrow band frequency (±800 Hz), small frequency step and high central frequency (27 MHz).
The only known natural mutation found in mature human IAPP is a Ser20-to-Gly missense mutation, found with small frequency in Chinese and Japanese populations.
