The phrase "a few maps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of maps, typically in contexts involving geography, navigation, or planning.
Example: "For our road trip, we should bring a few maps to help us find our way through the countryside."
Alternatives: "several maps" or "a couple of maps".
The one thing I've done is hang a few maps of the area.
"There were a few maps here and there that we choked on, but we clutched up in the end.
In general, you should go get it and you sacrifice very little (a few Maps features) and gain a lot.
Traces of the passage exist only in a few maps, plans and photographs – and in a diminishing pool of memories.
"At the time, I didn't think too much about it, but after we found a place, I looked at a few maps and talked to neighbors," he said.
Ovenden notes gleefully: "This mistake was repeated not just for a few maps … but for almost forty years!" (Middle image: a Guimard sign. Bottom image: today's official Métro map).
Other major modifications were recently made owing to a few map representation differences, which affect the entire matching process.
Movable singularities may be bad, for integrability, because they may lead, after a few mapping iterations, to an indeterminate form or propagate indefinitely.
Uber has also acquired a few mapping technologies and hired a whole bunch of Microsoft engineers to support its map work, along with forging a few partnerships with navigation system companies like TomTom and Digital Globe.
However, there are just a few mapping studies, surveys, or overviews that gather this information in order to show researchers what has been done and what directions they should follow.
It is common for several different Su var) genes to be found within a few map units of one another[19], [21], [22], [73], thus it is possible these mutations represent as many as 23 different Su var) genes, but even under the most conservative estimates, they represent at least eight distinct loci.
