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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a few relationships" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of connections or associations between people, groups, or entities.
Example: "Over the years, I have developed a few relationships that have greatly influenced my career."
Alternatives: "several connections" or "a handful of relationships".
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I'd had a few relationships, one or two quite serious, and so had Robin.
I tend to have a few relationships with artists on the go at the same time.
Although only a few relationships exist between the stoichiometry and the decomposition characteristics, several compounds exhibit surprising and novel behavior.
He had a few relationships that might have ended in marriage, he says, but they never quite worked out.
But her sense that all human life could be examined by a few relationships in a village holds.
"Mum had a few relationships when I was younger, and then she was widowed in my early teens," Phoebe says.
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Wozniacki said both sisters offered her a few relationship tips.
After a few relationship-testing episodes, some spouses have started insisting that their partners ask for approval before posting comments and photographs that include them.
But there are a few relationship-saving tricks missing from that list.
"Because every girl needs a sister". Few relationships are as strong ― or as complicated ― as those between sisters.
Few relationships have a strong enough blueprint to handle such a dramatic and stressful shift.
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