The phrase "a range of few" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to describe a small number of items or options, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The store offers a range of few products, making it difficult to choose."
Alternatives: "a limited range of" or "a small selection of".
With a practical limit of 0.2 TU, the tritium method of "effective hydrological age" is valid within a range of few decades (Mazor 2004).
This process is called the Auger cascade and it is the major contribution to the production of low-energy electrons that have a range of few micrometres and cause highly localized ionizing events (Fig. 3) (Butterworth et al. 2012; Xie et al. 2015).
The composition and diversity of archaeal communities associated with pollution-tolerant sponge species can change in a range of few kilometers, probably influenced by eutrophication.
This makes navigation possible over a range of a few metres.
In addition, Bluetooth runs at a range of a few yards, whereas wireless LAN's cover hundreds of feet.
The routers were said to have a range of a few city blocks, but the actual range turned out to vary, depending on factors like elevation and the positions of nearby buildings.
One video from Bahrain appears to show security forces shooting an unarmed middle-aged man in the chest with a tear gas canister at a range of a few feet.
It's more that Nolte routinely achieves a range of parts few actors can manage, despite the temptation for Hollywood to cast him as the tough all-American guy.
Most of the time your heart rate will stay within a range of a few beats per minute.
Paired with a small antenna, the chips broadcast on an unlicensed frequency near the FM band, with a range of a few centimeters to several meters.
Paired with a small antenna, the chips broadcast on an unlicensed frequency near the FM band, with a range of a few inches to several yards.
