The phrase "a few pristine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small number of items or places that are in their original, unspoiled condition.
Example: "The hikers discovered a few pristine lakes hidden deep within the forest."
Alternatives: "several untouched" or "a handful of unspoiled".
Weaning the West of oil dependency is going to take the sacrifice of a few pristine views.
While there are a few pristine nanomaterial standards or test materials available, procedures to create appropriate aged or released ENM standards for subsequent fate or effect studies are more rare.
His reply: "Not even the ball?" After seeing "Brokeback Mountain," one character delivers this sardonic monologue: "Who wouldn't prefer a ruined life with a few pristine moments to a regular, banal, disappointing life?
The song, sung by a few pristine voices, details the travails of game programming and AP tests, just as Taylor intended.
Some of Tasmania's "native" forests have been unlogged for up to a century; a few remain pristine.
And the delay, he said, has been the result of a decision to restore the statue in the most meticulous and durable way possible an enterprise that has been hindered by the fact that few pristine life-size museum marbles like the Adam have ever shattered, so reliable technical information about restoring one is limited.
"The Coral Sea is one of the last few pristine places in the world.
To value only the few pristine, unadulterated tracts of wilderness remaining on the planet is to ignore the reality that we have created for ourselves, he argues.
I dubbed one end of the island the "conch graveyard". Hundreds of handsome mollusk homes, abandoned and shattered, few pristine enough to carry back, littered the beach.
A few are nearly pristine, others severely deteriorated.
Mechanisms to resist metals are abundant and widespread in bacteria, with resistance determinants occurring in a few percent in pristine environments to in nearly all isolates in heavily polluted environments [ 1].
