The phrase "a few transfers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of transfers, such as in banking, transportation, or data movement contexts.
Example: "After a few transfers, the funds were successfully deposited into my account."
Alternatives: "several transfers" or "a couple of transfers".
For now, the journey takes at least a few transfers and quite a bit longer.To passengers caught in the holiday rush, it can seem interminable.
Compounds that have dissimilar molecular structures usually have widely different distribution coefficients, and mixtures of such compounds can be separated satisfactorily by one or a few transfers between a suitable solvent pair in simple equipment.
"But he has really brought in quite a few transfers, junior-college players or transfers from other senior colleges and therefore upgraded his personnel".He added, "I think the pressure and expectations now among Baylor fans is such that he probably felt to an unusual degree he had to win now or be very competitive now rather than having the time to build over a period of years".
"We're getting quite a few transfers from other hospitals," she said.
On the other hand, anaerobic sludge exhibited inactivation after a few transfers.
On the other hand, anaerobic sludge (both, heat pretreated and not) exhibited inactivation after a few transfers in batch conditions, probably due to the presence of high concentration of lipidic compounds.
So will over 60 jobs, with a just a few transferring to Defra, which as one colleague said to me is like "jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire".
"We have a few transfer targets and are hoping to bring in some players over the summer".
Thaw them in the bag at room temperature; if you're thawing only a few, transfer them to another bag to thaw.
Getting to Downe from London involved a few bus transfers, but the bus drivers were affable and took pride in Darwin's role in their local history.
A few potential transfers were identified this way, including a cluster spanning two iron-sulphur binding proteins and two arsenic pump-driving ATPases.
