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The phrase "a component of a few" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is part of a small number of items or elements.
Example: "The new feature is a component of a few key updates we are implementing this quarter."
Alternatives: "part of several" or "element of a few".
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Iodine is a component of a few useful dyes.
Lepidolite occurs almost exclusively in complex lithium-bearing pegmatites but has also been recorded as a component of a few granites.
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Two important rock-forming materials that are not minerals are major components of a few rocks.
High-frequency components of a few Hz dominated in the early part of events, followed by large-amplitude waves with a period of a few seconds.
But so much functionality now gets packed onto the individual chip that many complete systems can be assembled out of far fewer components–a few for logic, a few for power and a few for input/output.
Do not settle for a component of sub-par reliability just to save a few dollars.
Electron microscope tomography has emerged as the leading technique for structure determination of cellular components with a resolution of a few nanometers, opening up exciting perspectives for visualizing the molecular architecture of the cytoplasm.
The maps of optical anisotropy have been converted into maps of difference of principal stress components Δσ with a resolution of a few kPa.
The result suggested that the chitin and PGMA components were mixed mutually on a scale of a few nanometres in those composites.
Context. Although continuity of care is an important component of primary care, few mechanisms for improving it have been studied.
Everyone knows consistency is an essential component of success, but few people actually measure how consistent they are in real life.
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