The phrase "a handful of posts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small number of posts, typically in the context of social media, blogs, or forums.
Example: "After reviewing a handful of posts, I decided to join the discussion."
Alternatives: "a few posts" or "several posts".
For the past year, the company has relied on two independent organizations — first a local group called Boom and, more recently, the news agency Agence France-Presse — to fact-check a handful of posts in India every day.
Not bad for a handful of posts on social media….
Bit of a shocker that after nearly two days this has only garnered a handful of posts, when conversely a quite dull UTD/Arsenal encounter has had literally hundreds.
In the meantime I thought I would reverse the blog process for a handful of posts this week, where I will kick off the topic but you get to take the discussion wherever you want to.
And having just a handful of posts appear (maybe just the first paragraph of each) on the home page of your blog will keep them from scrolling and scrolling to reach the bottom.
The work – on paper and much of it from private collections – is divided between studies Sutherland made in Wales in the 1930s and others done as a war artist, with a handful of post-war images at the end.
I was then hurried onwards to another reclaimed, reinvented relic: The Temple, a bar in an old public toilet on the Oxford Road, where a handful of post-work drinkers were lurking under the street.
By mingling new names with a handful of post-adolescent veterans (Richard Tuttle, Robert Gober and John Currin, among them), it reminds us that art is a long-haul deal and that the winners are the ones who sustain their vision over time.
If the company finds a formula for growth, a handful of post-traction investors will join shortly thereafter.
It's also a very simple app to use, with only a handful of posting options and the lovable "infinite scroll" of new content.
"It works great with little ones, and all you need is a pack of Post-Its," said Gay. Educators gather their students in their classroom, cafeteria, gym or hallway and give each child a handful of Post-it Notes.
