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The phrase "a few scraps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to small pieces or remnants of something, often in a context where only a small amount is available or needed.
Example: "After the meal, there were only a few scraps left on the plate."
Alternatives: "a handful of remnants" or "some leftover bits".
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"They're catching a few scraps," he said.
Who'd win? Naomi has been in a few scraps.
Add a few scraps of salty ham or smoky fish.
But the workers have been enjoying a few scraps of welcome news.
I've got a few scraps left, if that's any help... the brown colour is dried urine".
Mr Smith offers a few scraps from his life, nothing more.
The first foragers venturing timidly away from the nest were able to bring back a few scraps of food.
He talked a nurse into bringing him a 16-ounce bottle, a few scraps of wood, thin wire and glue.
But just because someone can remember a few scraps of an old formula, that doesn't make him a chemical engineer.
The Melanesian pidgin English has a vocabulary of about 70% English, a few scraps of German & Portuguese words.
There were a few scraps of encouragement, including the sight of Erakovic also hitting the turf a couple of times.
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