The phrase "a few speakers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of individuals who are capable of speaking a particular language or discussing a specific topic.
Example: "In our survey, we found that a few speakers of the local dialect were willing to share their experiences."
Alternatives: "several speakers" or "some speakers".
A few speakers covered big-think issues like climate-altering geoengineering and water-management technologies.
There are a few speakers' bureaus that book only spinners of adventure yarns.
South Sami is still represented by a few speakers scattered from central Norway to north-central Sweden.
It had a poorly trained army, no paved roads, and no more than a few speakers of any Western language.
As he had been in both places, his evidence cannot be dismissed offhand, and it may be that a few speakers of Celtic still existed in both areas.
A few speakers later came Bob Paterson, a chemical engineer, who said, "I'm, like, one of the world's biggest Joni Mitchell fans".
I dug around for a few speaker systems for the sake of comparison, and, from a sound quality standpoint, the Klipsch SXT seems to fit exactly where they've priced it.
At this point in time it feels like everyone in the world with access to a few speaker stacks, a crate of warm lager, and a couple of grand burning a hole in the back of their Levis can put one on.
He reads English, French and Arabic, but most of the time he reads N'Ko, a language few speakers of those languages would recognize.
But there aren't many old people left who speak Marra – only three fluent speakers and a few partial speakers, so we don't get to record as much as I would like.
"What I do know of the blogosphere typically is that the upside of a town meeting is those few speakers in a town hall who have come in with some activity and the solution for things," Penn said.
