The phrase "a tiny possibility that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a very small chance or likelihood of something occurring.
Example: "There is a tiny possibility that it might rain tomorrow, but the forecast looks clear."
Alternatives: "a slight chance that" or "a small likelihood that".
So far, however, King Bhumibol seems to have made up his mind that Prince Vajiralongkorn will succeed him.Paul Handley, the king's unofficial biographer, whose book is banned in Thailand, thinks there is a tiny possibility that King Bhumibol could decide on his deathbed to disinherit Prince Vajiralongkorn.
The hope that there's a tiny possibility that he is still living, even as unjustified as it seems, keeps her alive today.
There might be a tiny possibility that the Dems could succeed and manage to walk away with what surely ought to be a safe GOP seat, but it simply isn't worth risking placing Roy Moore into the Senate for at least the next three years when the Democrats possess the power to stop him.
Enzymes from plants will most likely serve no purpose in your human body, and there's always a tiny possibility that foreign enzymes could interfere with your natural human enzymes and make you sick).
And though what we've always been told will happen to them — that they'll come to a bad end — does seem to happen, some part of us wants to believe in the tiny possibility that they can get away with it.
"If there's a tiny possibility we got the wrong person, it behooves us to know who shot that girl.
If you talk to the players who most often play Ferneyhough, they all say that his notation has to be the way it is to achieve the results he wants in performance, even if there's a vanishingly tiny possibility of all that information being communicated to the listener.
And consider the tiny Hitchcockian possibility that the big dot-com is nowhere near perfecting that new service and is using you to carry disinformation behind enemy lines and scare your boss from the field.
"There's a possibility that might happen.
Even if the loan deal is passed as is now expected, there is still a very real possibility that the tiny nation state whose total economic output amounts to less than 2% of the euro zone's entire GDP, will leave the 17-member bloc analysts say.
There is a possibility that you could use it to make tiny machines.
