The phrase "a tiny strip of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small, narrow piece of something, often in a physical context.
Example: "She cut a tiny strip of paper to use as a bookmark."
Alternatives: "a small piece of" or "a narrow band of".
There was only a tiny strip of onion skin stuck between the edge of the drawer and the shelf above.
A tiny strip of coast at its northwestern base is the site of Trieste and belongs to Italy.
The plane swoops over the hotel and swings round to land bumpily on a tiny strip of red earth.
The sidewalks of Sandtown-Winchester are strewn with rubbish, and the signs on a tiny strip of scraggly grass deliver a warning: "No Pets Allowed.
— The radiation monitor works unobtrusively here on a tiny strip of fenced-off land just behind a schoolyard on a dead-end street.
Even people who appear to know next to nothing about politics seem to have a view on the long-running conflict over a tiny strip of land.
Alicia Zenobia, a young designer working in Brooklyn and New Orleans, will present a cocktail dress trimmed with strips of nutria and tiny bejeweled skulls made of clay.
An over-zealous reclamation of the land risks returning the restricted zone to the same intensive agriculture that characterises the rest of the region, which is not conducive to biodiversity, and would also leave the tiny strip of the DMZ exposed and vulnerable.
Just taking it straight to a burning sear for 4-5 minuteachach side leaves you with a tiny strip in the middle of perfect steak, grey overcooked steak outside of that getting more overcooked as you reach the surface that most likely has a great sear.
The Guiradello Filipino Restaurant and Gourmet Food Shop, stuck at the end of a tiny strip shopping center that runs perpendicular to Post Avenue in Westbury, is as much a little community center as an eating place, with a clientele 90percentt Filipino.
Since Fatah, Hamas's secular rival, which runs the West Bank, was evicted from Gaza in 2007, Israel has imposed a blockade on the tiny strip of land.Now, however, Hamas and Fatah have agreed on a unity government for Palestinians, under Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president (pictured left).
