The phrase "a tiny size and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is very small in dimensions or capacity, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The new model comes in a tiny size and is perfect for small spaces."
Alternatives: "a miniature size" or "a small size".
When she turned up at her father's 50th birthday party, covered in bruises, her former size 12-14 freducedduced to a tiny size six and weighing just six-and-a-half stone, her family, whom she had not seen in months, knew she was ill.
A stable porous MoS2 architecture, composed of nanosheets with a tiny size, ∼3 layers and expanded interlayer distance, namely MoS2-15, was obtained when the volume proportion of glycerol reaches 15%.
Interpreting the hydrogen atmosphere model without pulsations would require a tiny size, consistent only with exotic stars made of strange quark matter.
Experts who follow Qatar say the current policies are consistent with two long-held objectives: to emerge as a world player despite its tiny size, and to play off its stronger neighbors, particularly Saudi Arabia and Iran, to protect its sovereignty and natural gas wealth.
Apple iPod shuffle The iPod shuffle seems to be a favorite as much for its tiny size and built-in clip as for its simplicity and iTunes compatibility.
Singaporean officials argue that their country's tiny size and limited workforce necessitate a state-led industrial policy.
FITC-CS@MNPs, with their tiny size and positive surface charge, showed a high electrostatic affinity for the cell membrane.
NPM is expected to exhibit particulate physiological characteristics due to the tiny size and special structure of its particles.
A collector's corner will feature first editions, unusual illustrated books, autographed and rare books and books noted mainly for their tiny size and great age.
