The phrase "a few developments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to several recent changes or progress in a particular context, such as a project or situation.
Example: "In the last meeting, we discussed a few developments regarding the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "several updates" or "a couple of advancements".
After Game 1, we already have a few developments.
Predictions aside, here are a few developments to watch in Europe and nearby: As Ms. Merkel says, Europe's economic crisis is far from over.
While the Bagger has been focusing on special effects and chimp eyes, there have been a few developments in the awards world today.
The country has made its bed and will have to sleep in it awhile, but a few developments suggest getting tough may not be as simple as advertised.
A few developments were built in town in the early 1990's, including Salem Chase; homes that sold for $500,000 then are now selling for $800,000.
"Over the last few months, there have been a few developments that I am not at liberty to disclose," Mrs. Pirro said.
By moving beyond poverty, beyond aid, beyond what rich countries need to do and beyond a few development geeks, the SDGs are a huge step forward.
"The academy is not just a body that has a few development programmes, it is a key intervention that will enable managers to make decisions that will provide better care for patients".
These models mostly focus on basic crop growth and development processes; however, within the models, they are only capable to focus on a few development-stage-specific responses to environmental stress.
He is partnering on a few development projects, but wants to keep new construction to less than 10% of the portfolio — "you start building in one market and end up delivering in another".
While visiting a few development projects during a recent trip to Malawi, it became clear to me that several federal agencies and non-governmental organizations had very little idea about what each other were working on.
