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The phrase "a few pressed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a small number of items that have been pressed, such as flowers or clothing.
Example: "I have a few pressed flowers that I collected during my hike last summer."
Alternatives: "a couple of pressed" or "several pressed".
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There are indeed a few pressed flowers and news clippings among the nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century books featured in Jessica Helfand's beautifully laid-out "Scrapbooks: An American History," but they share space with valentines, beer labels, dance cards, and snippets of burlap ("pieces of Miss White's tent taken in payment for washing her dishes").
Include anything that represents memories of the child: For example, include some ticket stubs from the circus, a drawing that he created, or a few pressed flowers if nature fascinated him.
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