The phrase "a few exclusive" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a limited number of exclusive items or experiences, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The gallery is showcasing a few exclusive pieces from renowned artists."
Alternatives: "a handful of exclusive" or "several exclusive".
But no longer in New York, where smoking is banned -- except in a few exclusive places.
The aquarium-like high rises will be for the elite, along with a few exclusive locales like the Standard Hotel.
The paid versions do, however, include a few exclusive benefits not available to users of the free app.
He added: "It will allow us to leverage the Internet to enable a mass examination as opposed to limiting it to a few exclusive elites".
What's there so far is a very competent game box with an expensive camera and only a few exclusive games differentiating it from the competition".
For movies that opened in only a few "exclusive engagements," television advertising was too expensive and, in a sense, too effective: those pricey commercials reached a lot of people without immediate access to the product.
There are slight differences, with a few exclusives, but set the Sun and Telegraph side by side and you'll find the same stories.
Amazon has also lined up a few exclusives from third-party developers, who've not only brought their games to Amazon's app store but (in almost all cases) also taken advantage of features like Dynamic Perspective.
"The mix features a few exclusives, some amazing vocals and was recorded right here on a sunny afternoon in downtown LA".
This time around, we asked all the dudes to give us a playlist of the top 10 tracks they're getting amped to on their tour bus and we got a list of some hot rap bangers... with a few exclusives from friends along for the ride.
Below is a very subjective roundup of 50 of the best iOS games from 2013, and while there is plenty of crossover with the Android feature, there are a fair few exclusives too.
