"small names" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when talking about something that has a lot of minuscule details or components. For example: "There are a lot of small names I don't recognize on the list of donors."
The group has generally shown that it knows how to turn small names into larger ones, while letting those brands operate independently.
Is there an ETF that does small names?
Warning: These small names are mostly not available as American Depositary Receipts, meaning that you must buy them in Europe.
Warning: These small names are mostly not available as American Depositary Receipts, meaning that you must buy them directly on a European exchange.
There are, of course, plenty of options on the market today for those less bullish on the brand – similarly specked devices from big and small names.
The company's name may be synonymous with action cameras, but the market it helped pioneer nearly 15 years has long since become overcrowded by cheaper and more specialized option designed by big and small names alike.
A small name change to the title of your play is never enough to avoid a costly legal battle.
On each of their shirts was a small name tag that also listed their weight at birth.
A transgendered gay man from Bristol, Tenn., Mr. Crocker had already made a small name for himself in Internet-video circles with sassy, humorous, catchphrase-filled clips of himself.
Yesterday, I was in an elevator with a few French people wearing the small name tags.
But since strict Wahhabism - ISIS-style - prohibits praying at any mausoleum, even that of Muhammad, the cemeteries were reduced to flat spaces with small name tablets.
