Hello, friends! 
I recently created a thread in which I discussed usage of 'a little money loss' phrase. Now it occurred to me that it was simply the inverse order of words to substitute of-phrase:
a loss of little money = a little money loss.
Now I'm guessing if such pattern can be used with other words. For example:
a set of seven cards = a seven cards set
Can't think of any other examples, but is it OK to say like that? And if so, what rule does it fall in?
Thanks in advance!
I recently created a thread in which I discussed usage of 'a little money loss' phrase. Now it occurred to me that it was simply the inverse order of words to substitute of-phrase:
a loss of little money = a little money loss.
Now I'm guessing if such pattern can be used with other words. For example:
a set of seven cards = a seven cards set
Can't think of any other examples, but is it OK to say like that? And if so, what rule does it fall in?
Thanks in advance!