The phrase "a tiny club of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small, exclusive group of people who share a common interest or characteristic.
Example: "The organization is known for its innovative ideas, attracting a tiny club of forward-thinking entrepreneurs."
Alternatives: "a small group of" or "an exclusive circle of".
The gang is like a tiny club of ace actors (Jimmy is a bad actor).
In 2005, he abolished presidential term limits, securing his membership of a tiny club of African leaders who refuse to relinquish power, such as Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe.
The characters are mostly tortured, unsympathetic, larger-than-life guys created with the help of a tiny club of A-list directors, most notably Martin Scorsese.
But she may ultimately collect 38.1 million additional shares, according to the filing, making her one of the richest in a tiny club of Silicon Valley women who are billionaires.
As technology advances, the art world has turned to microscopic analysis and pigment testing to buttress — or challenge — the judgments of a tiny club of experts whose opinions have long been treated as law.
The web of silicon-simulated life exists only as millions of lines of code, endlessly groomed by a tiny club of digirati.
Similarly ill-fated and goal shy spells at RCD Alaca and Osasuna soon followed before a tiny club just north of Valencia handed him a second chance.
Once again, football is unfortunately grabbing the headlines because of racist assholes, rather than fun things like a tiny club knocking a bunch of Premier League prima donnas out of the FA cup, or a pundit dressed like Peter Stringfellow.
Once again, football is unfortunately grabbing the headlines because of racist arseholes, rather than fun things like a tiny club knocking a bunch of Premier League prima donnas out of the FA cup, or a pundit dressed like Peter Stringfellow.
"This is really a shift for a company that was once a tiny club," said Russel Kinnel, director of fund research at Morningstar.
Open Sun-Thurs 11am-11pm, Fri-Sat 11Am-1am A tiny club in the basement of Max's Bar, this is another late-night venue that you can expect to find crammed full of people dancing with the kind of energy that makes Glasgow's nightlife scene special.
