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The phrase "to my slight disappointment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a mild sense of dissatisfaction or regret about a situation or outcome. Example: "I was looking forward to the concert, but to my slight disappointment, it was canceled due to bad weather."
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To my slight disappointment, it is a bit of a mess.
When I paid, I didn't receive any sudden deals on diapers or formula, to my slight disappointment.
To my slight disappointment, there wasn't even a rubber stamp on a chain for me to record my triumph, let alone rejoicing border guards, but the sense of achievement, as I lay there panting at 2,683 metres (8,000ft), was enormous.
The wheeled shoes contain a motor and battery, last for about two or three miles, and are controlled (to my slight disappointment) by a little wireless handheld remote.
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Not everyone has seen a Radeon 5970 or Nvidia GX 480 in action, so my slight disappointment may be a relatively unique one.
Maybe that's the basis for my slight disappointment.
(To my slight dismay, neither likes Westerns).
"There seems to be slight disappointment that [rates] are not cheaper but I wonder if that is a realistic disappointment.
In the end, to the slight disappointment of the winner – but the glee of second and third – I buy a little from each.
RBS's shares fell 49p to £15.10 on slight disappointment about its interim results which showed that pre-tax profits rose 17% to £3.3bn and slight concern about its profit margins.
Richard E Grant is used to being a slight disappointment.
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