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The phrase "a few hits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small number of successful attempts or occurrences, often in contexts like music, sports, or search results.
Example: "The artist is known for a few hits that topped the charts in the early 2000s."
Alternatives: "a couple of successes" or "several achievements".
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The regular table menu produced a few hits as well.
"I've taken a few hits here and there," Piazza said.
He had started singing and booking out, and I'd had a few hits.
This would not be just a few hits and giggles and the paychecks please.
Now they simply hope to get a few hits and maybe win a game.
But Dujmovits takes the lead and Boccaccini takes a few hits going around the course.
Burnett (12-9) said he conceded to himself that the Angels would slap a few hits.
They take a few hits early on, which won't help their top 10 hopes.
We've made many mistakes, taken quite a few hits and learnt many lessons.
There are quite a few hits tonight, particularly Please Remain Indoors, a post-apocalyptic quiz show.
But, like the rest of the Spice Girls, after a few hits her solo career floundered.
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