The phrase "a few freely" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that a small number of items or actions are done without restriction or cost, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I can offer a few freely available resources for your research."
Alternatives: "a few at no cost" or "a few without charge".
However, only a few freely available integrated software platforms have been developed.
There are a few freely available toolkits for visualizing human brain data.
However there are only a few freely accessible scoring functions and even fewer that are fully open source.
In parallel, a few freely available software tools also include an EEM charge calculation method (see Table 2).
We sought to provide a simple pipeline that would quantify the number of new missed genes that could be found using just a few freely available tools and resources (Glimmer3, BLAST, and RefSeq).
I have not undertaken a thorough search on the issue, but from reviewing the Wikipedia entry on "Coolie" in addition to a few freely available sources on the Web, it seems that the "coolie trade," like the transatlantic slave trade, was mostly one way.
In an expensive city with few freely available social spaces, ULU provides an important facility to socialise and take part in activities with like-minded students.
Like many of the bedrock technologies that have come to define the digital age, the Internet was created by — and continues to be shaped by — decentralized groups of scientists and programmers and hobbyists (and more than a few entrepreneurs) freely sharing the fruits of their intellectual labor with the entire world.
Add a few (often freely) downloadable programs from the Internet, and it becomes a full multimedia powerhouse.
The opening moments of "Adrift" announce that we are watching "a true story," which should by rights permit me to discuss a few matters freely.
At this stage of development, most of the blood cells are found in clusters attached to the cuticle that covers the larva's surface, but a few circulate freely around the larva's body.
