'small incentives' is correct and suitable for written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to rewards or benefits that are on a smaller scale than usual. For example, "Rather than large bonuses, the company provides its employees with small incentives for high performance."
But the G.M. model, a 2004 Sierra pick-up, would be eligible for only very small incentives under his proposal, because its fuel savings are too small.
That modest increase would add some small incentives, like tuition reimbursements for teachers, but it cannot begin to solve the problem of recruiting and retaining good teachers, where low pay is a huge impediment.
ChangeEverything is also using small incentives (beyond the goals themselves) to promote population of the site.
Small incentives, like 5 RMB given for downloading an app, work extremely well.
Mailing someone a coupon or rebate can cost enough to prohibit small incentives for small actions and purchases.
Another Hawkins tip: Some retailers, such as restaurant chains, offer purchasers small incentives like $5 coupons for buying gift cards.
That leaves only a small incentive for contractors to perform above-satisfactory work.
And while the concert tickets might seem like a small incentive, there is a danger that others could copy the concept with bigger incentives".
The new pension law gave companies a small incentive to make employees opt out of a 401 k), rather than opt in.
A small incentive, such as a discount on pit emptying charges or free mobile air-time, will most likely be necessary.
Researchers have found that offering a small incentive with a meal can consistently motivate adults and children to eat less food - and be happy about it.
