The phrase "attached to a tiny" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is physically or metaphorically connected to a small object or concept.
Example: "The label was attached to a tiny package that contained the delicate jewelry."
Alternatives: "connected to a small" or "affixed to a little".
This device is attached to a tiny tube that is inserted beneath the skin.
But by using nanotechnology, many little snippets of DNA can be attached to a tiny, round synthetic core.
The resulting book feels like one of those mismatched illustrations from a children's flip book, with a large, realistically drawn head arbitrarily attached to a tiny, cartoony body.
In some cases, doctors use a thin, flexible tube attached to a tiny fiber-optic camera that is threaded up the nose and down the throat to permit inspection of the upper airway.
Expressly for Mother's Day, L'Artisan Parfumeur has created Little Elf Garden sachets, above left, cunning silk flowers attached to a tiny sachet, which come in small satin boxes that can be reused as ring caddies ($25 each).
At a spot no farther than six miles north of the last known location of Air France Flight 447, side-scan sonar detectors attached to a tiny unmanned submarine late Saturday stumbled across a field of metal debris strewn across the sandy ocean floor 600 miles off the coast of northern Brazil.
In this surgery, doctors insert a tiny camera attached to a thin tube into a small incision in the wrist and locate and cut the transverse carpal ligament, thereby relieving pressure on the median nerve.
But switch around the current reality — a hulkingly massive platform attached to a relatively tiny (in resources terms) business operation — and the slavering jabberwocky that Zuckerberg is now on a personal mission to slay might well cease to exist, as multiple messy human challenges get cut down to a more manageable size.
A small but powerful power supply hidden in the hilt could be attached to a long and tiny filament that carries the electrical discharge and puffs some gas around it.
A probe, attached to a small thermologger (Tiny Tag), was mounted in the core of the metal egg.
After several years of trial and error Chen and his colleagues developed a palm-size device attached to a flexible wire with a tiny 1.2-millimeter-wide array of LEDs at the end.
