The phrase "a few frustrations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing minor annoyances or challenges someone has experienced.
Example: "While the project went smoothly overall, there were a few frustrations along the way that we had to address."
Alternatives: "some challenges" or "a couple of annoyances".
But a few frustrations aside, campaigns say they will continue to embrace Twitter.
It came with a few frustrations -- which was revealed in the technical fouls that Camby and Chris Childs picked up -- but the Knicks went on a 22-9 run.
The 24-year-old told BBC Radio Northampton : "To have a good run around was exactly what a few of us needed, venting a few frustrations.
Northampton Saints back row Tom Wood says playing in the LV= Cup win over Saracens helped the returning England players to "vent a few frustrations".
A few other frustrations: At least one end of the connection kept dropping without warning.
Both said that while uberPOOL has already been a service welcomed by its users, people also continually identified a few common frustrations that could be addressed via product improvements.
There are few frustrations in the medium as raw as those experienced when you know exactly what you are supposed to be doing to progress through the scene, only to be stymied by a stubborn or confused AI.
This approach promises to increase the chances of successful and quality implementations [Cloete, E. (2000). Quality issues in system engineering affecting virtual distance learning systems. To appear in Proceedings. COMPSAC '2000 Taiwan, October 2000] with as few frustrations and disappointments as possible.
More often than not, CHNs wanted better resources to help their patients and expressed few frustrations with the patients themselves.
Almost every day for the past year and a half, I've found myself taking a limited bus down an East Side avenue, and then, a few hours and frustrations later, taking it back uptown on the adjoining avenue.
