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The phrase "already generated a few" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been produced or created in the past, typically in a context where the quantity is small.
Example: "We have already generated a few ideas for the upcoming project that we can discuss in our next meeting."
Alternatives: "have produced a few" or "have created a few".
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The trend has already generated a few critics, who see a possible downside along with benefits.
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Launched only a few days ago, the site has already generated a little buzz on tech industry hangouts like Hacker News and Product Hunt, for example.
His works have already generated a double-edged impression.
This proposal has already generated a lively correspondence.
Finally, Lilly has generated a few positive headlines.
It is already generating a good critical buzz.
Should generate a few more uneasy questions.
We still generate a few people for the soap.
Cosmethics only launched a few months ago, but has already generated media buzz in Europe.
Saida launched a few months ago and has already generated around 4,000 loans, the company said.
A provocative case, it's already generated some discussion.
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