The phrase "a cluster of tiny" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small group or collection of very small items or entities.
Example: "In the garden, there was a cluster of tiny flowers blooming in vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "a group of small" or "a bunch of little".
Coriander bursts into delicate flowers, a cluster of tiny umbels, like a white lace parasol.
KINMEN, a cluster of tiny islands two kilometres (just over a mile) off the coast of China's Fujian Province, bears the scars of many a past battle.
There was also a cluster of tiny pods, dried and spiced but not hot; a sort of samosa -- the savory pastry turnover -- and two flat breads, a chapati and a pakhri.
The archipelago, a cluster of tiny islands in the Indian Ocean that includes the American military base on Diego Garcia, was kept by Britain when it granted Mauritius independence in 1968.
OGINOSATO, Japan — A few years ago, one of my Japanese friends and her husband, both Osaka-born artists in their 30s, decided to move from Kyoto to Oginosato, a cluster of tiny agricultural hamlets just northeast of the city.
The results indicate that CH3O− species (a cluster of tiny plate-like architectures) in Ca OCH3 2 catalyst, and acted as main active sites for transesterification process.
Reports that a nun at a temple in southern China found a cluster of the tiny flowers under her washing machine set off a recent stir in the press.
Allen's Cay is home to about 300 iguanas and is a part of a cluster of really tiny islands that all have these handsome devils strutting their stuff.
"But I wanted to have an open space instead of a whole cluster of tiny, impractical rooms".
The emblem of the golden fleece is a shimmering cluster of tiny dabs; it looks nothing like the more polished accessory worn by King Philip in his own Velázquez portrait at the Met.
But you'll still find the real thing off the coast of this tiny Gulf kingdom Daymaniyat Islands, Oman Oman's stunning Daymaniyat Islands are a state-protected cluster of tiny outcrops surrounded by coral reefs and populated by an astounding array of fish and shark species.
