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The phrase "a very tiny amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a small quantity of something, often to emphasize its insignificance.
Example: "The recipe calls for a very tiny amount of salt to enhance the flavor without overpowering the dish."
Alternatives: "a minuscule quantity" or "a minute amount".
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"Then you only need to change its trajectory by a very tiny amount".
The hard bit, unquestionably, has been doing it with a very tiny amount of people.
So, yeah, just the fish, dairy, peanuts, and maybe a very tiny amount of wheat, and that's it.
Ms. Reiner added a caveat about bitters: "They do add a very tiny amount of alcohol to a drink".
We spend less in Britain each year on Cern than we do on peanuts, literally, so it's a very tiny amount of money.
"It could be a very tiny amount," he said, but still harbor enough spores so more than one person would come down with the disease.
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"We have a very, very tiny amount of land," he said, "and it's the best city on the planet".
DAVID EAGLEMAN: I have no reason to believe it's unlimited, but it does seem clear that the conscious mind accounts for only a very, very tiny amount of what's happening 'under the hood' in the brain.
"That would be a very, very tiny amount.
If you absolutely must use oil when you use your curling iron, dab on a very, very, tiny amount of Optimum Oil Therapy 3-in-1 Cremé or different product.
The problem with the very tiny amount of sight that I have (and it really is minuscule, no good for identifying objects, just perceiving light) is that it's never quite clear what we actually do "see", and what I just "sense".
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