The phrase "a tiny footprint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small physical mark or impression left by a foot, or metaphorically to refer to a minimal impact or presence in a particular context, such as environmental impact.
Example: "The new eco-friendly product leaves a tiny footprint on the environment, making it a sustainable choice for consumers."
Alternatives: "a small mark" or "a minimal impact".
Exceptional albums got their due in a tiny footprint, while lesser albums were swiftly dispatched, usually with characters to spare.
(The last proposed expansion to the uptown site, also designed by Mr. Piano, had to be squeezed onto a tiny footprint behind a row of brownstones).
We definitely like living with the feeling we can have a tiny footprint on the book of innovative and cool projects that make the world evolve towards a more sustainable, affordable and safe place.
It has great tactical feedback, an ergonomic-enough design, and a tiny footprint.
The MiniGuru is the latest example of this phenomena, using programmable keys and macros to produce a functional keyboard with a tiny footprint.
The upcoming NVMs are the big hope for a semiconductor memory market, which provides memories for systems to run with flexibility, reliability, high performance, and low power consumption in a tiny footprint in nearly every electronic application.
"Eventually we'd also like to go beyond underground to grow vertically – use the tiny footprint of a high rise and convert it into a farm," says Dring. "Urban farming will be the farming of the future".
The sport, despite its tiny footprint in just a few cold-weather states, has produced a big haul of Olympic medals — 75 of them over the years, more than any other U.S. winter sport — and memorable champions like Eric Heiden, Bonnie Blair, Dan Jansen and Joey Cheek.
The man who presided over Lady Gaga's social media empire, it turns out, has a tiny digital footprint.
Yes, at almost £500 it's a lot of money, but you're making a bespoke creation that's structurally sound and leaves a tiny carbon footprint.
TinyOS adopts the event-driven component-based structure and has a tiny memory footprint.
