The phrase "a tiny amount of time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a very short duration or a minimal period needed for an action or event.
Example: "I only need a tiny amount of time to finish this task, so please be patient."
Alternatives: "a brief moment" or "a small duration".
A hundredth is a tiny amount of time, and a thousandth is a sliver of a sliver".
Several years ago, Hawthorne's council approved an ordinance allowing homeowners only a tiny amount of time to display signs — a month before an election and a week after.
Only a tiny amount of time was used to discuss key principles, with some MPs questioning whether the Guardian followed FedEx small print in sending Edward Snowden's files to America, and some astonishing attacks on the Guardian and Rusbridger – who was even asked whether he loved his country.
On the flipside, he's got a tiny amount of time to make a lot of changes stick.
Eisen added that he believed he and his colleagues had spent an incredibly tiny amount of time talking about the Giants in the buildup to this season as compared with past defending champions.
Even a tiny amount of light can suppress sleep-time levels of melatonin -- a well-known antioxidant, explains lead researcher Davide Dominoni.
But although I moaned about it, it did make me realise that I'd had a tiny amount of what politicians get the whole time".
Once the fry have been swimming freely for about four days, start supplementing their diet with a tiny amount of live baby brine shrimp four times a day.
It's reaching in and sipping a tiny amount of data from millions of users instead, giving it a holistic, real-time picture without compromising user privacy.
Contaminating activity from a tiny amount of wild type full-length enzyme 10-fold more active than the Urzymes would exhibit an insignificant burst, and the entire time course would represent its steady-state rate.
Collisions between particles, however, can at times excite some atoms (which makes the spin of the particles parallel), giving them a tiny amount of energy.
