The phrase "a few reports support" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a limited number of reports that provide evidence or backing for a particular claim or statement.
Example: "In the recent study, a few reports support the theory that climate change is accelerating."
Alternatives: "several reports endorse" or "some reports back".
Although numerous studies have reported associations between MGMT and survival in glioblastomas treated with alkylating agents, few reports support the findings of EORTC 26981/22981 & NCIC CE.3 in large cohorts treated with temozolomide and radiotherapy (Hegi et al, 2005; Stupp et al, 2005; Brandes et al, 2008).
In P. infestans exclusively, a few reports also support the notion that CWDE-coding genes exist in its genome [ 22- 25] and that some CWDE produced by this oomycete are actually secreted [ 26, 27].
Further, there have been a few reports that supported the clinical impact of immunohistochemical expression of CDC6[ 29, 30].
There are only a few reports on mechanical support devices as a bridge to recovery or transplantation in this setting.
In addition, there are a few reports about individual COG0523 proteins that support specific roles in transition metal pathways.
There are however few reported supporting autopsy findings to document structural parathyroid defects in 22q11·2DS.
Beyond vox pops with a few young people who demonstrated in support of the organisation or offered one-off success stories, there have been only a few reports from the many thousands it claimed to help.
A few reports have addressed tethered cord syndrome.
Common pathophysiology and a few genetic reports support possible pleiotropy between DN and DR (Abhary et al. 2009; Mooyaart et al. 2011; Tian et al. 2011).
Although few, these reports support the hypothesis that the difference seen in udder health between organic and conventional farms may be due to the lower levels of grain and concentrates fed on organic farms.
