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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a few providers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of service providers in a specific context, such as healthcare, technology, or any other industry.
Example: "After researching the options, I found a few providers that offer the services I need."
Alternatives: "several providers" or "a handful of providers".
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A few providers reported providing more than one service per client but in different rooms.
I have only found a few providers of such tests.
She also stores and backs up vital information with a few providers, including Dropbox and SkyDrive, to create redundancies.
Despite a few providers setting out good intentions and starting to improve their practice, older LGBT people are still uncertain about what they can expect from the future.
The IfG has called for an urgent cross-government review to ensure the system is truly competitive, not just dominated by a few providers.
Investigators said a few providers, including America Online, had taken significant steps on their own to address some of the problems their competitors were being forced to tackle.
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Instead, a very few providers operate as monopolies or duopolies and hold nearly unrestrained pricing power over the wires and cables going to our homes.
And PPWI loses money on every single Medicaid patient they serve, a result few providers can, or are willing to, absorb.
By supporting a few credible providers, the remaining credible provider may lose clientele and be forced out of business.
There were few providers – an expected Fellow failed to arrive – and a stack of charts with patients waiting in the waiting room.
A few Rwandan providers objected to CHWs providing an LAI, and they further expressed that CHWs did not have enough training to administer injections in general.
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