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Discover Ludwig"a few authors" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a small number of authors, typically more than two but less than many. Example: A few authors have argued that the rise of technology has greatly impacted the publishing industry.
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A few authors sell in the hundreds of thousands; Murakami sells in the millions.
Books There are a few authors whose latest stuff I'll always read.
A limited uncensored circulation of literary manuscripts was effected by private copying; a few authors had their manuscripts published abroad.
Early on, two publications — Newsweek and The Christian Science Monitor — employed it most frequently, both generically and as applied to a few authors.
No such cases could be immediately confirmed, and at least a few authors appeared to be mistaken about whether their books could be viewed.
Only a few authors proposed design rules.
A few authors consider measurement costs, i.e. the cost associated with a particular factor level combination.
A few authors omitted "failure" in their scales [31, 32, 33].
As can be seen from Table 1, a few authors considered facility expansion in their models.
However, energy decay problem with acoustic boundary conditions was studied by a few authors.
A few authors relax the condition of nonsingularity and consider a singular linear model.
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