The phrase "a tiny site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small website or a physical location that is limited in size.
Example: "The new café is located on a tiny site, making it a cozy spot for locals to gather."
Alternatives: "a small site" or "a little site".
It's a tiny site, and campers choose their pitch in a garden surrounded by fruit trees.
Bakesdown Farm in Cornwall, a tiny site with just four pitches, each of which comes with its own firepit, is typical of the places featured (bakesdownfarmcamping.co.uk).
The fun side manifests itself most Wednesday nights when McCormick and her husband, Pete, curl in an open league at the Pardeeville Curling Club, a tiny site with about 100 members overlooking a lake.
For all the attention this building is getting, Nouvel is probably best known in New York for a building that he has not built, or, at least, not yet — an eighty-two-story tower planned for a tiny site on West Fifty-third Street beside the Museum of Modern Art.
TechMeme, a tiny site in comparison, has done this successfully for some time.
CrunchBoard is a tiny site compared to Monster, Craigslist and others, and this data isn't statistically relevant at all.
It was a church at an impossibly tiny site at the crossroads of Quattro Fontane ("Four Fountains," one of which is built into a niche in the church wall), but his creation, San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane, was a triumph.
Indeed, if one considers the peripheral information emanating from the hand, one sees a huge imbalance between information from the tiny site heated by the laser (∼3 cm2) and the surrounding area (∼200 cm2).
These would be very small numbers to big corporations, but to a tiny little site like mine, it honestly means the world.
After acquiring a tiny little site called I Can Has Cheezburger? in 2007, Ben Huh took it to levels that went way further than the internet.
This works by using the a tiny thread site to both start new conversation threads, and add your comments to old ones.
