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The phrase "a relatively tiny volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that occupies a small amount of space in comparison to other volumes or sizes.
Example: "The experiment required only a relatively tiny volume of the chemical solution to achieve the desired reaction."
Alternatives: "a comparatively small volume" or "a modestly small volume".
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These often fly even higher than airliners but have a relatively tiny volume of air, so that pressure can change quickly with even a small leak.
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(It reportedly cost £230,000, itself a relatively tiny sum).
But his budget makes only about $30 million available for the program, a relatively tiny amount.
All things considered, a relatively tiny proportion of New York land is landmarked.
She has also anointed a relatively tiny group of über-instructors known as Forrest Guardians to aid in maintaining standards.
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing account for a relatively tiny amount of the gross domestic product (GDP) and employment.
She becomes one of a relatively tiny number of female chief executives and entrepreneurs at Silicon Valley tech companies.
Atwater Village is a relatively tiny area of 15,000 people wedged between downtown Los Angeles and a huge suburb, Glendale.
Qualcomm and Nvidia share a chip design licensed from a relatively tiny British chip firm, ARM Holdings.
But it's encouraging to hear about Sustrans' results with such a relatively tiny number of people.
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