The phrase "a tiny edge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a slight advantage or a small difference in a competitive context.
Example: "In the final moments of the race, she gained a tiny edge over her opponent, securing her victory."
Alternatives: "a slight advantage" or "a small margin".
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Minor movements really matter: while aiming, you can lean to either side to acquire sightlines while minimising exposure, a tiny edge that provides innumerable kills.
He also understood that bipartisanship needed to be genuine in a chamber where Republicans held a tiny edge, 16 seats to 15.
Gamblers wanted to know how to beat the house and, by examining the mathematical patterns and probabilities in a game, were rewarded with intricate ways of gaining a tiny edge.
First place comes with a bonus of 50 extra seats in the 300-seat parliament, so even a tiny edge would be pivotal in determining who forms the next government.As Ms Mackenzie notes, this is by no means a done deal.
Although the optimal number of users feeding back in the two schemes differs significantly in the lower to medium SNR range, the corresponding sum rates are very comparable, with just a tiny edge for the informed user strategy.
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5.56am GMT WICKET! c Clarke b Lyon 0 (England 174-8) Bresnan in fact got a tiny bottom edge on that ball from Lyon, enough to divert the ball into the outside of off stump.
At first glance, you may not be able to tell that these watches, with their black plastic watchbands, small L.C.D. screens and tiny edge buttons, have any superpowers.
The tape should cover the tiny edge of border paper left showing but not extend beyond it.
(i) Firstly, textures comprise primitives/textons and tiny edges (intensity fluctuations), which can cause false responses in conventional edge detectors, while texture boundaries do not appear as conventional edges and therefore often go undetected by conventional edge detectors.
