The phrase "a tiny aspect of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to something small or insignificant. For example: "This forgotten detail is only a tiny aspect of the bigger picture."
"The fact that people wouldn't be able to log on to Facebook would be just a tiny, tiny aspect of all the disruption that would be caused if these cables were interfered with," says Mr Giles.
"Sometimes it is very difficult for scientists, especially in grad school, who are working on a very tiny aspect of technology to see or realize the impact our technology has in the large scheme of things, but it is very tangible here at the BEP," she says.
The 10th Amendment has been so eroded that the citizens must search long and hard for any tiny aspects of life that Congress does not have the authority to control.
Specializing allowed me to work with a partner to develop an entire organization centered around one tiny aspect of data security and take it to market at a time when data security awareness was still in its infancy.
And there are many ways to be winners; athletics are just one tiny aspect of a whole person.
Recently, the department published notes on how the universal credit will be calculated for payments on service charges where home owners are on a long lease, which offers an interesting insight into just one tiny aspect of how this assessment will work – and provides ample illustration of the possibility for confusion and mis-assessment.
Every tiny aspect of the redesign represents a decision we debated, sweated over and second-guessed until we ran out of time and had to send it off to the printer.
Contrast that with the value a firm could realize by tapping into a network of experts who each specialize in some tiny aspect of the law.
