The phrase "a tiny void" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small emptiness or gap, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "In the corner of the room, there was a tiny void where the furniture used to be, creating an unsettling sense of absence."
Alternatives: "a small emptiness" or "a little gap."
Finally, the thick wires were turned off and the thinnest, just 10-micrometers wide, were turned on, creating a tiny tubelike void in the magnetic field that trapped the atoms in an even smaller space, they report in the 15 May issue of Physical Review Letters.
For years, I felt a tiny little void but couldn't put my finger on it.
This YS architecture not only rapidly conducted ions and electrons through high pathway porous graphene foam, but also preserved necessary tiny void space on distributed Ge quantum dots, which extremely relieved the decrease in volume energy density.
On the surface of the daguerreotypes, and in a network of tiny voids underneath the silver-mercury crystals, Wiegandt and Nicholas Bigelow, a physicist at the University of Rochester, have found contaminants like chlorine and fungi, which may help explain the degradation of some daguerreotypes.
Welds are the weak spots for such a process because weld metal has mechanical properties that are inferior to steel, and these are made even worse by internal stresses and defects (such as tiny voids and oxide particles) that are introduced in the welding process.
The reinforcement of polybutene with 5 wt% clay alters the primary micromechanism of stress whitening from stress relaxation of the 'fish-scale psiloma' containing tiny voids and subsequent transformation to ridge tearing at high plastic strains to nucleation and growth of large size voids in polybutene clay nanocomposites.
Hot isostatic pressing is performed to eliminate tiny voids left in the castings during the cooling process.
The proof is in the emotions — amusement, amazement, awe — evoked by those images of a tiny human figure balancing above a void.
The predicament of man forced to live in a barren, godless eternity like a tiny flame flickering in an immense void with nothing but waste, horror and degradation forming a useless straightjacket in a black absurd cosmos.
For a moment, the entire screen blacked out fully, leaving a tiny Cruz standing alone against the black void.
