The phrase "a tiny community in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small group of people living in a specific location, often emphasizing the close-knit nature of the community.
Example: "The festival was a celebration of culture and tradition in a tiny community in the mountains."
Alternatives: "a small village in" or "a little town in".
The family moved to Elmira, a tiny community in rural Ontario famous for one thing and one thing only: it is the home of the Blackberry.
Born in Hampshire to a white father and black Jamaican mother, the mixed-race Gladwell was then transplanted to a tiny community in Ontario, Canada, before crossing the border south to the United States to study and work.
It was the untrained, unpaid Internet sleuthing by Celia Blay, a 65-year-old from a tiny community in Britain, that helped lead to charges in April against Mr. Melchert-Dinkel.
The Russian Orthodox Church is the world's largest Orthodox church, while the Ecumenical Patriarchate, now reduced to a tiny community in Istanbul, is symbolically its most important, leading millions of Orthodox Christians around the world.
Briggs was negotiating for a tiny community in Delaware that was being blackmailed by a flag manufacturer for tax millage against purported operating costs, absent which the manufacturer threatened to close the plant and strand two hundred and fifty-one minimum-wage workers.
Perhaps what surprised them most was that he was leaving the bustling district of 6,200 students to become superintendent in Allumuchy Township, a tiny community in rural Warren County whose entire district consisted of one elementary school with 350 students, all housed in one building.
So in a tiny community center in Cardiff I was put into a 30-man Royal Rumble type match in my first ever match, and the last two people in the ring were myself, and the man next to me Finn Balor.
To my friend, the center of the universe is Bi-Rite, a tiny community grocery story in the Mission, on an especially foodish stretch of Eighteenth Street that is also home to Tartine Bakery and the Bi-Rite Creamery, which serves ice cream made with honey from the hives on the roof of the market.
Go to every kind of theater you can, from the best theater in New York to a tiny community or school theater in a small town.
Sure enough, money is flowing by the barrelful into Mountrail County, transforming a tiny community once proudly situated in the middle of nowhere into an unexpected oasis of prosperity at the heart of the nation's biggest oil play.
