The phrase "a words" is not correct in written English.
It is incorrect because "words" is a plural noun and should not be preceded by the singular article "a."
Example: "I have a few words to say about the project."
Alternatives: "a term" or "a phrase."
… These are the men and women working on the cure for Alzheimer's … autism … and I'm just working through the 'A' words.
The removal of the "All iPhone (Free & Paid)" section was likely in part due to abuse on the part of app developers, as a number of publishers listed their games with "AAA" or "AAAAA" or other "A" words in order to show up first.
(p. 33) I've argued elsewhere that what I call the "A" words, namely anthropomorphism and anecdote, play a large role in helping us to understand animal behavior and consciousness but they are not substitutes for solid science.
RAVLT performance scores consisted of the sum of words recalled from the five trials of List A, words recalled after a delay, and those recognised.
46 App.:802(a) (words between 3d and 11th commas).
41 46(a) (words in parentheses before par. (1)).
It is interesting to observe that poly-T and poly-A words are also over-represented in human promoter within the top 3 ranks [ 22].
That magazine profile, even more than most, is a words-and-pictures affair, and Leibovitz's photographs were its best part.
He tends to see the joke in most things and talks about television with a words-spilling-over-each-other enthusiasm.
He was in one sense a traditional "copywriter" – a words-on-paper man – and his best work combined that natural elegance and dignity with an ability to read the target market's motives and concerns and come across as super reasonable.
Based on the example of the Nederlandse Vereniging voor Audiologie (NVA -lists (BosmaNVA -listsouters et al., 1994) and in addition to the Estonian words-in-noise (EWIN) test for adults (Veispak et al., 2015), a words-in-noise test has Bosmaneveloped for Estonian children (EWINc).
