The phrase "a handful of security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small amount or limited number of security measures, personnel, or resources.
Example: "The event was well-organized, but there was only a handful of security present to manage the crowd."
Alternatives: "a small number of security" or "a limited amount of security".
And a handful of security guards out front.
He took aim at Trump's claim that he has only attended a handful of security briefings.
Power is concentrated within an ever smaller circle: the Assad family, the Makhloufs Mr Assad's mother's relatives and a handful of security chiefs.
Others joined Apple as the company acquired a handful of security outfits last year, including LegbaCore, which previously found and fixed flaws for Apple.
They make their way to the Crossroad Mall, where a handful of security guards led by the suspicious C. J. Michael Kellyy) have taken up residence.
(As it happened, the salesman, along with his colleagues and a handful of security guards, appeared to be the only people in the store).
Victorian investors faced specific risk because they usually held only a handful of securities in their portfolios.
And that is focus on a handful of securities and you don't, you have to worry, but you aren't gonna get caught up in the euphoria or the depression of the market.
I looked at a handful of securities that have been strong performers during the second half of the year and that have January 2006 put open interest thats very high compared with daily volume, and with total puts exceeding total calls.
After talking with a handful of securities lawyers who represent most of the mutual funds that the fund timers used, I know that as a group fund timers lost money.
It was just a small part of a pattern on three continents where a handful of multinational security companies have been turning crackdowns on immigration into a growing global industry.
