The phrase "a select little" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small, chosen group or quantity of something that is considered special or exclusive.
Example: "The gallery featured a select little collection of rare paintings that captivated all the visitors."
Alternatives: "a chosen few" or "a special few".
Yet so often, decisions about the future of communities are made behind closed doors by a select few with little to no meaningful citizen input.
Second, we also observed that when the appropriate transformation rate was selected, little difference was observed between a high and a low confidence (SD(T) = 1 or 5) on the average number of transformations (Table 1).
For all up and down-regulated genes selected, little difference was observed between non-transformed CEF infected with the replication competent virus RCASBP(A) and CEF infected with the transformation-deficient virus NY315 RSV.
Refrain from selecting little chocolate doughnuts, as they're high in calories, and have about 40 grams of sugar.
In addition, prosperity in India, driven by economic reforms similar to what Romney is proposing for America, has benefited only a select few while doing little to elevate the nation as a whole (the top 10% in India own 53% of its wealth).
Capital One decided to lend a select few of them a little money each month to see if they would pay.
There was a select group of us, his little fans.
Select a hike a little shorter than the distance you can normally walk on a level or paved surface.
Of the aftermath of that massacre, he wrote, "... selected a little girl with the intention of civilising and one of my friends thought he would select a boy for the same purpose".
They had no idea that we could reach them to a dead certainty at the distance of a mile… and out of one of these mobs of Blacks I selected a little girl with the intention of civilising".
