The phrase "a few fairly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, as "few" and "fairly" do not logically combine in this way.
Example: "I have a few fairly interesting books on my shelf." (This example is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "a few quite" or "a few rather".
A few, fairly recent casualties:.
But there are a few fairly stable patterns in the polling data.
How to Get Filthy Rich also pulls a few fairly complex moves.
There are a few fairly straightforward ways to start networking, and one of the easiest is to sign up for seminars or trade shows.
And his expropriation of a few fairly modest beach houses belonging to rich Venezuelans will hardly encourage residents to invest in the area.The comandante has always had a short attention span, and is now battling cancer.
Their counsel: a few fairly inexpensive home modifications, at the proper time, can help pet owners save money, keep animals healthy and make the house smell and look a lot less like a zoo.
To name but a few more fairly recent additions: Alex Gregory, Robert Leighton, Drew Dernavich, Carolita Johnson, Eric Lewis, Julia Suits, Matthew Diffee, Kim Warp, and Michael Shaw.
The so-called "critical few", who are subject to the most intensive supervision - and, in a few cases, fairly constant police surveillance - fell from 1,478 to 1,278.
Those who suppose they can seriously damage particularism by specifying a few (probably fairly complex) invariant reasons do little to show that moral thought depends (as it was put in the Introduction above) on a suitable provision of principles (which we are now understanding as 'invariant reasons').
The $249 watch does skimp on a few now fairly standard features to maintain its slimmer design and lower price point, notably a heart rate monitor and wireless payment via NFC, both of which you'll find on the Sport for $100 more.
A few were fairly confident they knew when their child had an RTI which needed antibiotics.
