The phrase "a handful of published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of published works, articles, or studies in a specific context.
Example: "In her research, she cited a handful of published studies that support her hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a few published" or "several published".
Left unspoken on the air were a handful of published reports speculating she could team up again with Lauer on a talk show when his "Today" contract ends at the end of 2012.
We choose a handful of published methods, along with ZNMI, and compare their reproducibility and accuracy on three diverse protein families.
A handful of published articles have provided detailed accounts of patient unpunctuality in outpatient settings.
However, our review identified only a handful of published articles that described special events, their components and results.
A handful of published studies show bruising is unusual in non-mobile infants and increases as children become more mobile.
A handful of published pieces, such as some poems, book reviews, and an essay on the aesthetic appreciation of the seasons that were published in the Monthly Repository in the early 1830s, when Fox was its editor, have minimal philosophical content.
Co-Action Publishing is a relatively new Open Access publisher based in Scandinavia and one of only a handful of publishing houses worldwide offering a true OA publishing model for scholarly journals.
B8 PUBLISHERS CAUTIOUS -- The fear of anthrax has emerged as one more excuse for all but a handful of publishing houses not to read unsolicited manuscripts.
Anthrax has not only cost lives and caused panic, but also emerged as one more excuse for all but a handful of publishing houses not to read unsolicited manuscripts.
His various adventures and encounters found their way into two further books: his travel account Ninety-two dand, and the novel A Handful of Dust, both published in 1934.
There is only a handful of publishers left, while e-publishing is savaged by instantaneous piracy that goes almost completely unpoliced.
