The phrase "a lot of tiny" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large quantity of small items or details.
Example: "The garden was filled with a lot of tiny flowers that added vibrant colors to the landscape."
Alternatives: "many small" or "numerous tiny".
It would take a hell of a lot of tiny corner shops to replace them.
"But on the other hand, they have a lot of tiny titles which have a very dedicated readership".
Kippers have a lot of tiny pinbones in, so if they don't appeal, try another strong smoked fish like haddock instead.
As in animation, there are 24 frames per second, which means a lot of tiny adjustments to each limb or facial expression or object.
Thus if you keep adding bedrooms but not changing the square footage, you're going to have a lot of tiny bedrooms which affects the value negatively".
Restraint - Make a statement by going for a single grand object rather than a lot of of tiny things.
My estimates of the energy value of home-cooked foods were at first a bit off, so I ate a lot of very tiny portions.
She had attempted to carry on running in the South African summer to racing in that of the northern hemisphere, without a break; toughened New Zealanders like John Walker and Rod Dixon have found it difficult at times, so it was asking a lot of a tiny 17-year-old.
That means they'll be needing a lot of those tiny shampoo bottles.
In the immediate aftermath of the end of the Cold War, a Western diplomat who was observing the Jakarta summit opined that "a lot of these tiny nations are praying that the (Non-Aligned) movement…can survive and advocate on their behalf" because "most of the nations just aren't capable of doing it for themselves.
