The phrase "a tiny connected" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something small that is also linked or associated with something else, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In the world of technology, a tiny connected device can revolutionize how we interact with our environment."
Alternatives: "a small linked" or "a miniature connected".
It's a phrase that holds so much promise but to date has not yet turned our world into one filled with tiny connected sensors feeding a vast matrix of data – just yet.
The Blu-ray drive is full of tiny connected parts.
There is a desperate need for regulatory pressure to force public companies to say more about what they do and to tell the public, not just a tiny pool of connected investors.
Although Western money has done a great deal to create a modern economy, much of it has been captured by a tiny minority of well-connected Afghan businessmen and politicians, often illegitimately.
It can be traced to a tiny group of well-connected individuals and an understanding that, even in a world fed on a diet of 24-hour news and wearied by broken political promises, humanity could still identify with the suffering of a continent.
Then I worked my fingers into a tiny space between the muscle and the still-connected skin and yanked it as hard as I could, peeling the fox to the base of its tail, exposing the tailbone.
The iblazr recharges via a flexible USB cable, and it even works without a smartphone or connected device at all, providing you a tiny pocket flashlight as well.
You get a connected camera, a door sensor, a motion detector and a tiny remote.
There are more than 50 billion connected devices in the world today, but still, around 50 million people, a tiny 1% of 1%, can make them do something new.
The company did a tiny part of the work, while most of it was performed by another company, a mob-connected trucking firm, the people briefed on the case said.
