The phrase "a few relief" is not correct in written English.
The correct expression would typically be "a little relief" or "some relief."
Example: "After a long day at work, I finally felt a little relief when I got home and relaxed."
Alternatives: "some relief" or "a bit of relief."
Perhaps by making a few relief appearances, Torre said, Cone could help himself.
The lack of security has stifled foreign investment and chased away all but a few relief agencies.
A few relief agencies, including Doctors Without Borders, use the money they raise to give some patients the full antiretroviral treatment.
Tucked away in numerous vitrines are all kinds of small bronze figures, numerous pieces of jewelry and decorative objects, and a few relief fragments that attest to the Egyptians' mastery of hollow-casting, gilding and inlay.
B) Or do you get only mildly nervous at this peek into your future, figure that you have some options, and decide that since there's a wanted poster with your face on it, you might as well forget the peace deal and give the Janjaweed even freer rein to attack civilians and maybe even a few relief workers?
Not a few relief agencies have lost track of hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of cargo in this manner over the past 2 weeks.
This is an area where few relief trucks have reached in the last few weeks.
After Sunday's game against the Detroit Tigers, Manager Joe Girardi announced that the rookie reliever David Phelps, who has impressed in a few outstanding relief outings, would take Garcia's normal turn in the rotation.
Suspense is imagining where that water will be in a few days.And relief is knowing where it won't be: in the streets of New Orleans or Baton Rouge.
A few expressed relief that Muriel Spark's many fans hadn't voted for one of her weaker books as a matter of misguided faith.
Dr. Spechler said surgery might still be advised for patients who could not tolerate medication, offering the possibility of at least a few years' relief.
