The phrase "a narrative of three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a story or account that involves three main elements, characters, or events.
Example: "In her latest book, she presents a narrative of three intertwined lives that ultimately lead to a profound revelation."
Alternatives: "a tale of three" or "a story of three".
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As a junior, Milch followed him around for days before slipping under his office door a chapter of his novel in progress, a narrative of four days in the life of a family in Buffalo whose teen-age son has died in a car accident.
B. A. Morrell, A Narrative of Four Voyages to the South Seas, 1822‑31.
Accordingly, Perry sets aside semantics, and, after a few introductory paragraphs, plunges into a narrative of two episodes of civil disobedience at Gallaudet University in Washington, DC.
Benjamin Morrell (July 5, 1795 – 1839) was an American sealing captain and explorer who between 1823 and 1831 made a series of voyages, mainly to the Southern Ocean and the Pacific Islands, which are recorded in a colourful memoir A Narrative of Four Voyages.
In this book, Burrough refuted the claims of Massachusetts, point by point, provided a list of the atrocities committed against Quakers, and also provided a narrative of the three Quaker executions that had transpired prior to the book's publication.
The resulting investigation yielded a rich narrative of three trusted counselors to Mr. Cuomo conspiring to help the favored contractors, rigging bids and doling out other favorable treatment.
The case is presented through a play-like narrative of three acts.
Though the sequence lasts a matter of seconds, it promised everything that "Breaking Bad" would deliver: a taut narrative of one man's journey from geek to gangster, told with an eye for the droll and a maestro's sense of cinematic history.
Rather, it is a jaunty narrative of one man's sometimes self-indulgent escapades in the face of government ambivalence.
