The phrase "a tiny stake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small investment or interest in something, often in a financial or metaphorical context.
Example: "Although I only have a tiny stake in the company, I still feel a sense of pride in its success."
Alternatives: "a small investment" or "a minor interest".
Such rabble-rousing is remarkable especially because TCI owns only a tiny stake in ABN.
Mitsubishi, which already held a tiny stake, would become Hokuetsu's biggest shareholder, with 24% of the expanded capital.
Patino was a Spanish-Indian peasant who converted a tiny stake in a tin mine into one of the world's great 20th-century fortunes.
Conceivably, Hands could retain a tiny stake, giving him the chance to save face and perhaps profit from some of the upside if EMI were acquired by Warner.
His partnership with Budweiser on the new Made in America music festival in Philadelphia is an example, as well as his use of a tiny stake in the Brooklyn Nets and Barclays Center last year to raise his public profile.
Though Jay-Z has a tiny stake in the Nets and the arena, the principal partners behind the new building are the developer Bruce C. Ratner and the Russian billionaire Mikhail D. Prokhorov.
Leo Wells owns 100% of these affiliated firms, but he has just a tiny $15,000 stake in his supposedly wonderful REIT.
The Lee family has long controlled Samsung Electronics with a tiny minority stake, solidified by a cross-shareholding structure with its affiliates, much to the chagrin of Samsung shareholders.
Once Chevron took over it pushed ahead, even preselling LNG supply and a tiny equity stake to Asian customers (Chevron holds 47%, with Shell and ExxonMobil at 25% each).
He has leveraged his tiny stake in the Brooklyn Nets and the arena into an outsize presence as one of the public faces of the project, including helping design the team's insignia and uniforms.
The bank – which put itself up for sale in February – said that, despite the tiny stake owned by the group, its "name, brand and commitment to cooperative values, set out in its ethical policy", would continue unaffected.
