The phrase "a tiny fraction less" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities or amounts, indicating that one is slightly smaller than another.
Example: "The new model is a tiny fraction less expensive than the previous version, making it more accessible to consumers."
Alternatives: "slightly less" or "a small amount less".
The second drive will be a tiny fraction less exciting, the third a little bit less than that, and so on.
"Only a tiny fraction, less than 1percentt, of those who have access to their information in all of the health plans together actually look at it".
It will come as no surprise to hear that only a tiny fraction — less than 1percentt — of cars driving along American roads are fully electric.
While 37 "failed" votes is a tiny fraction (less than two percent) of the 2,340 Say-on-Pay votes at U.S. companies in the first half of the year, the total was large compared with the track record of Say-on-Pay in other countries and the expectations of corporate governance professionals.
Surprisingly, only a tiny fraction (less than 1.0%) of these are found in the genomes of sea lamprey, sea squirt and amphioxus, suggesting that the emergence of gnathostomes was accompanied by major innovations in cis-regulatory elements and gene regulatory networks.
To be sure, these terms represent a tiny fraction -- less than 0.007% -- of all Internet explorations done on a weekly basis, Tancer explained.
Only a tiny fraction -- less than 0.1% -- reach 40, which is almost a decade less than the 49.44-year-human 49.44-year-human 49.44-year-human Earth in the U.S. Centralifespanigencitedency's 2014 World Fastheok.
State officials, who administered the dispersal of federal funds, approved a tiny fraction, $142,000 — less than the cost of one new generator.
Second, out of 800,000 plus apps (200,000 are iPad apps) only a tiny fraction, or less than 30 apps, get featured when launched.
What does it say about us if we pour our energies into keeping out a tiny fraction of the less socially and economically fortunate rather than figuring out how to include them?
LEAPE: Plastic straws are only a tiny fraction of the problem – less than 1percentt.
