"a few keywords" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "This summary includes a few keywords to help readers identify the main ideas."
added a few keywords to aciss*180400* files for CIAO compatibility.
But the timeline suggests that the search went well beyond a few keywords.
So Mohit Goyal, a business analyst with a software company, opened his phone and typed in a few keywords.
But if you're after anything more than a title and a few keywords, then you're better off elsewhere.
The user can also create new traps by entering a few keywords and going through one screen of training data.
Today, with a few keywords, anyone on the Web can gain access to a trove of images, from cartoons and graphics to personal photographs and celebrity shots.
Establishing a workflow within Lightroom (having import presets, knowing the limits of the tools, having a few keyword conventions) is very important, but it could be easier.
This is where Open Graph, in theory, could continue to funnel data into Facebook's data centers and, over time, build all sorts of audiences with a few keyword search terms.
To make use of SEO, you'll need to include a few primary keywords and keyword phrases in all of the online content you write.
And in aggregate, the number of searches in the long tail often adds up to many more searches than you would get from your "golden keywords". Therefore the objective, when it comes to rankings, is not to rank for a few top keywords that remain the same over time, but to focus on a much larger number of natural language searches that is growing and changing rapidly.
On the front page of Twitter there is also a column named trends that presents the few keywords or sentences that are most frequently mentioned in Twitter at a given moment.
