The phrase "a multitude of tiny" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of small items or elements in various contexts, such as scientific writing, descriptive language, or creative writing.
Example: "The garden was filled with a multitude of tiny flowers, each adding a splash of color to the landscape."
Alternatives: "a plethora of small" or "an abundance of little".
(Mindshare is one of a multitude of tiny TED knockoffs; it bills itself as "intellectual debauchery").
The name "scallop" was chosen because the rim of that bivalve's shell is lined with a multitude of tiny eyes.
The Chinese have always been noted for superb silk embroideries, which are highly detailed in a manner requiring a multitude of tiny stitches.
But the grid is appropriated in miniature by the Korean-born American Do-Ho Suh, who lines up a multitude of tiny high school yearbook photographs from Korea.
The still dark water immediately lights up into a multitude of tiny blue-green sparks, fizzing and flickering around your hands and feet.
Technology contains the potential, sometimes unrealized, for subverting structures and for providing tangible benefits to women and people of color – a multitude of tiny disruptions that have gone and could go mostly unremarked upon.
Galeria Max Estrella art director Amelie Aranguren explains that the multitude of tiny cascading screens which form a sort of digital tapestry is connected to a live stream of CNN.
Galeria Max Estrella art director Amelie Aranguren explains that the multitude of tiny cascading screens which form a sort of digital tapestry is connected to a live stream of CNN.
To the catcalls and shouts mysteriously emanating from behind the multitude of tiny, reinforced panes of glass looming over Atlantic Avenue.
The answer lies in the multitude of tiny modifiable connections between neuronal cells, the information-processing units of the brain.
That impacts corals in a multitude of ways – slowing their growth, deforming tiny corals, weakening their skeletons and hurting other organisms that support the ecosystem.
