"a few important points" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to a small number of important points. For example: "I'd like to discuss a few important points in our upcoming meeting."
We discussed a few important points that should be considered during biomarker discovery from omics data.
First among those is the big-serving Brands, who should be able to win lots of easy points and make sets turn on a few important points.
To the Editor: The article "Hawaii on a Dime" (Jan . 27, on how to enjoy the islands of Hawaii and Kauai cheaply, missed a few important points in regard the north shore of Kauai.
Michael Specter's article on the Climate Corporation, an insurance and software service that uses National Weather Service data and historical yields to model climate impact on agriculture, was missing a few important points ("Climate by Numbers," November 11th).
"But when you're playing at this level, for me, it's always a few important points during the set that you have to make, and then the set is yours.
Allow me to interject a few important points.
Few important points I came accross.
The participants very aptly pointed out few important points to be ascertained while devising the criterion for selecting the NGOs for partnership.
But its outlook is improving and it could increase Chrysler's share of the market by a few important percentage points.
These problems are not meant to represent the synthetic totality of the discipline, rather an overview of a few important aspects, points of architecture that help construct a self-conscious framework, allowing for the students to individually connect-the-dots, providing a foundation for further development.
