'small slope' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referencing a slight incline or decline. For example, "When walking up the path, there is a small slope you must climb."
To ride out the aftershocks, Kakuta holed up, with most of the others, in the plant's radiation-resistant Emergency Crisis Headquarters, situated on a small slope nearby.
But then, as we turn off the main drag and wind down a small slope leading to the port, Wind Surf's magnificent masts finger their way above the horizon.
Disadvantages resulting from using the small slope are overcome by using the rubber scrapers.
Sometimes they use tracks to add more traction and climb ducts with a small slope.
Between 75% and 300% the function rises with a relative small slope to about 1500 points.
This small slope of the structure results in the bit rate of 133 Gb/s in the 100 km distance.
The small, sloping greens at Southern Hills will cause a problem.
Ms. Cohen is a landscape architect who has put her professional skills to use in remaking the small sloping property overlooking a tidal inlet.
It is a challenging, 6,293-yard, par-70 layout, with three-and-a-half-inch thick rough and small, sloping greens.
In 1978, Mr. Delijani and his wife, Etram, left Iran and moved into a modern house on a small sloping Kings Point cul-de-sac called Shelter Bay Drive.
The Bay Course has narrow fairways and small, sloping greens, placing a premium on accuracy; the Pines Course is longer, with wide fairways and big greens.
