The phrase "a few segments of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of distinct parts or sections of something, such as a text, video, or data.
Example: "In the presentation, we will analyze a few segments of the documentary to highlight key themes."
Alternatives: "several parts of" or "a handful of sections from".
Segmental demyelination is characterized by breakdown and loss of myelin over a few segments of the axon and results in decline in conduction velocity and conduction block.
As a result, they have been able to capture a few segments of the U.S. market in, say, shampoos.
But industry analysts said that the plant is likely to be insulated from a fall-off in one or a few segments of the semiconductor market.
Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956, a few segments of Route 66 had already been superseded by newer, wider, and safer roads.
Plastics manufacturing experts say Mr. Jacobs is likely to have his hands full simply establishing the process as a reliable system in a few segments of industry best suited to it.
Lumbar spinal stenosis is a condition characterized by the narrowing of a few segments of the spinal canal when the vertebrae, disks, and ligaments protrude, compressing the nerve roots of the cauda equina.
Just cut out the bottoms of a few segments to make room for the length of your materials.
That the light intensity extends over a few segments implies gentle confinement of light fields, which provides a reasonable explanation for the high Q factors [22] in both Modes O and A. What is more important, there really exists a large difference in the two modes.
The right of a biographer to use a few segments from the unpublished letters of the author Richard Wright was upheld last week by a Federal appeals court in Manhattan.
In the process, the company will help send a message to all those politicians who are way too eager to broad-brush public markets as a whole with the spectacular failures of a few segments.
The F1 hybrid could be the real hybrid containing whole or partial genetic material from both of the parents; the false hybrid resulting from female parthenogenesis or self-crossing; or an introgression where most of the male parent DNA was digested by the female nuclease and a few segments combined with the genome of the female parent.
