The phrase "a few nuanced" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to modify.
You can use it when you want to describe a small number of subtle or complex aspects of something, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "In the discussion, we explored a few nuanced perspectives on the issue."
Alternatives: "a few subtle" or "a few intricate".
What's most impressive to me as an ex-Googler is how well the movie nailed a few very nuanced realities of working at the company — perhaps by accident.
You look around, heads are down, and you know you're one of the few nuanced enough (Black) to handle it.
NOW PLAYING BILLY ELLIOT THE MUSICAL Fans of Lee Hall and Stephen Daldry's 2000 movie, set in northern England in the mid-nineteen-eighties, about a boy who quits boxing to take up ballet, may notice that Daldry's musical adaptation, with songs by Elton John, lacks a few of the film's charms — nuanced characters, the memorable final scene, T. Rex.
A few pages later, they emphasize a nuanced but important aspect of the debate by stating, "While science rarely deals with certainty, it is fair to say that evolution from common ancestry is now supported beyond any reasonable doubt" (p. 23).
In recent years a few spectacular examples have emerged of a more nuanced approach to environmentalism that will, literally, make all the difference in the world.
A few "biographies" of officials allude to strife, but more-nuanced discussion occurs first in literary texts of the Middle Kingdom.
Mozart's music can brutally reveal flaws in ensemble work, but barring a few slips and tempo inconsistencies, Mr. Entremont drew gracious and nuanced playing here.
The rise of British teenagers and their warring subcultures is just too big (and too nuanced) a subject to be summoned in a few pages.
A few caveats are in order.First, I think one should take a nuanced view of the expectations around which financial markets (and real economic actors) build their bets.
Wolf has stuck her head above the parapet and has demanded a nuanced debate which has, alas, emerged in only a few quarters.
