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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tiny amount on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small quantity of something that is applied or placed on a surface or object.
Example: "For the recipe, you only need to add a tiny amount on top of the cake for decoration."
Alternatives: "a small quantity on" or "a little bit on".
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One for the forehead, one for the chin, one per cheek and a tiny amount on your nose.
The waste fee is one-quarter of a penny on each kilowatt hour of electricity, a tiny amount on any individual consumer's monthly bill.
After exfoliating them, just rub a tiny amount on your lips!
Taking your cork grease, smear a tiny amount on the cork, and then rub it in with your fingers.
Just rub a tiny amount on your hands and everything you touch will smell great(to them) instead of like chemicals.
A dab on any impurities or surrounding areas should help reduce the size just a little, and sometimes, put a tiny amount on it, and put foundation on top.
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If you are not happy with your skin's complexion, apply foundation then use a tiny amount of concealer on unsightly blemishes, but don't cake it on.
Too often we treat wine as a product not dissimilar from toilet rolls, spending only a tiny amount of money on each bottle; despite inexorably rising duty, we pay, on average, just £4.08 on a bottle compared with £3.80 six years ago.
Everyone who has texted or spent even a tiny amount of time on popular social media sites knows how the internet has seemingly lowered the standards of spelling and grammar across the board.
Get a tiny amount of Flarp! on your finger Apply the flarp to the dart.
Check to see if the pan is hot enough to start by dripping a tiny amount of water on it.
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