"small spread" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an amount or range that is small. For example: "The small spread of the virus was very encouraging."
Begin by thinking of a small spread.
Keep it small, spread it out.
I winced when I saw her small spread, knowing I would be starving later on.
But sometimes the best ideas start small, spread widely and then transform entire systems.
You need only assemble a small spread and call a few friends.
The rest of the money is going to more than 30 banks, big and small, spread across the country.
"The free market is the best system by which to solve the air service situation," said Senator Charles Grassley, who then demanded to know what the industry intended to do for Iowa, a state with a small, spread-out population that's not showing any signs of getting larger.
The bush, or Sierra evergreen, chinquapin (Castanopsis sempervirens) is a small, spreading mountain shrub of western North America.
Refusing to sell their small spreads, the pair join an independent old-time rancher to defy progress and drive their steers to railheads instead of trucking them.
But it's still there, a worthy adversary, having already escaped its destiny as a hedge and grown into a small, spreading tree.
The coating was done on some hundreds of pins and rings with small spreads of coating thickness, silicon content, and adhesion strength.
