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The phrase "a few of each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of items from different categories or groups.
Example: "For the party, I bought a few of each type of snack to ensure there’s something for everyone."
Alternatives: "a couple of each" or "several of each".
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He promptly produced a few of each.
A nine-piece sampler ($6.75), with a few of each, is more substantial.
The two numbers are within a factor of a few of each other.
He said he found himself with 60 boa constrictors and 50 iguanas, though he only had room for a few of each.
I pinballed from the tubs of shaving lather in the back of the store to the phalanxes of bottles in the front, inhaling a few of each.
Spells are a consumable resource: you get a few of each as it is introduced, but once they're used up, you'll need to buy more using Angry Birds 2's gems virtual currency, sold for between £0.79 for 80 and £39.99 for 5,700 in an in-game store.
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My goal is to fit at least a few of those items into each holiday.
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