The phrase "a system of few" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that is limited in number or scope, often implying simplicity or exclusivity.
Example: "The organization operates on a system of few, focusing on a select group of clients to provide personalized services."
Alternatives: "a limited system" or "a small-scale system".
The woes of Citigroup put paid to the myth of the indestructible universal bank, even as the success of Canada's banks (see article) showed that a system of a few domestic giants can work.Any radical regulatory surgery would also require governments to mark out some very artificial boundaries.
The mammalian mitochondrion is a system of only few components.
It would replace today's rate structure, which has many small steps that hit middle incomes particularly hard, with a simpler system of fewer, but bigger increments that would reduce the overall tax burden.All told, the new government is promising €24 billion a year in tax giveaways plus another €12 billion over four years in new spending on education.
The demands are for transition from a system of privileges for a few at the expense of the many towards a system of greater rights for all.
They described it as an eye-glazing squabble among politicians, over a system of primaries that relatively few people bother to vote in anyway.
The fear is that reducing four decades of dictatorship to a bunch of retro fads risks distracting the younger generation from the darker aspects of life under a system of which they have few or no direct memories.
And the fact that these foreigners will be participating in a system of exploitation and inequality bothers few people, the topless protesters of Ukraine's Femen group notwithstanding.
We were able to follow the evolution of a system of 8 million bodies for few crossing times, task previously unreached by direct summation codes.
"The closer you get to a system of 1,200 strong schools the fewer disappointed parents and kids you have," Ms. Cahill said.
Any such change to a system of more general standards, with fewer and less-detailed rules, would increase the reliance that investors must place on the judgment of corporate managers and their auditors.
