'thin texture' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the consistency of something, for example: The pastry had a thin texture.
The shrimp bisque belied its thin texture and was creamy and tasty.
The texture — well, the texture is rather thin here because it's not a very big orchestra, a thin texture.
Absent performances of memorable intensity and lyricism — the actors here are capable but not outstanding — the Signature revival, directed by May Adrales, exposes the play's thin texture.
The best I've tried in ages is Bare Minerals Bare Skin Serum Concealerr (£17.38), a deceptively light, thin texture that adheres to corrector very well (I find cream-upon-cream less successful).
It felt strange to the touch, the shell weak and scabbed, but even as she registered this it was too late she had cracked the egg against the side of the bowl and a foul greenish liquid poured out between her fingers, the thin texture of water, not albumen.
Her top picks include: InstaNatural Hydra Gel-Cream for its thin texture that's formulated with hyaluronic acid to increase hydration without the heavy or oily feel.
Some wispy writing for strings at the outset suggested that "Akhmatova" might have thin textures and delicate rhythms.
Unlike peers who aped the styles of de Kooning or Pollock, Mitchell absorbed Gorky's earlier modulation of Picasso and Surrealism into a formal language of counterposed line and color and thick and thin textures.
The palate, though, has a softer sweetness and thinner texture, more milky than creamy.
Rene Furterer's Okara Mild Silver Shampoo contains less guar gum than the others, but the resulting thinner texture doesn't make it less effective.
Add more milk if desired, for a thinner texture.[1].
