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The phrase "a fairly narrow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a limited width or scope, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The study focused on a fairly narrow range of topics, which limited its overall impact."
Alternatives: "a relatively small" or "a somewhat limited".
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So there's a fairly narrow window for suitable shocks.
It has a fairly narrow but effective nozzle.
But he remains largely reliant on a fairly narrow and significantly faith-based core.
The ruling issued Friday touches on a fairly narrow legal point.
The model is thought-provoking, but it offers a fairly narrow view of dreams.
Within a fairly narrow framework of tailoring, there was enormous variety, personality and freedom to choose.
A desirable dietary intake of the minerals generally falls in a fairly narrow range.
If there is a road to victory for Mrs. Clinton, it is a fairly narrow one.
Instead, it seems to be working on a fairly narrow interpretation of the EU judgment.
Mr. Coben may not precisely repeat himself, but he operates within a fairly narrow range.
The world Jess and Milly inhabit reflects a fairly narrow, privileged demographic, though.
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