The phrase "a tiny band of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small group of people or things, often in a context that emphasizes their unity or shared purpose.
Example: "A tiny band of explorers set out to discover the uncharted territory."
Alternatives: "a small group of" or "a little team of".
To add culinary insult to economic injury, vegetarianism is spreading in Argentina.In the world's most carnivorous country, vegetarians used to be a tiny band of masochists.
Esther Newberg, my friend and literary agent, and her family from Connecticut would join a tiny band of University of Connecticut fans at the Big East tournament.
He used his charisma and tactical skills to transform a tiny band of Vietnamese guerrillas into an army that defeated both France and the US.
Beyond that, the idea of a liberal elite nourishes the right's perpetual delusion that it is a tiny band of patriots bravely battling an evil power structure.
Gen. Ion Palsoiu, commander of the Second Brigade, who flew here in part to explain his country's purpose to a tiny band of reporters.
"What started off as a tiny band of people is now a much larger one, and people are starting to act on their own".
However, the efforts of the abovementioned approaches are limited and can only open a tiny band gap because of the robust π bands of graphene.
During the war Flynn had served in the most secret of all secret services: an unsung, tiny band of intrepid men and women who were under Winston Churchill's personal command.
But through the stewardship of two dedicated men over the past 35 years, the Municipal Archives has managed to grow an astonishing tenfold, as its tiny band of civil servants has rescued documents from sub-basements and trash bins.
Wielding the sheer power of political shame over a Congress seemingly unwilling to police itself, he and his tiny band of lawyers in the Office of Congressional Ethics have helped spur worried party leaders to rein in abuses and make errant lawmakers pay a price.
Clarke continued: "She is not one of the tiny band of lunatics who think we can have a sort of glorious economic future outside the single market..
