The phrase "and a few professors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a small number of professors in a context where you are listing or describing a group of people.
Example: "The committee consists of students, alumni, and a few professors who have volunteered their time."
Alternatives: "along with several professors" or "as well as a handful of professors".
According to the letter, thus far, there has been a student-hosted panel discussion on race and "a few professors scolded the writer".
When she returned to Beijing 13 years later, in 1979, to enroll at Peking University, Wang learned that several of her high school teachers, and a few professors from her university, had died.
"I was in Spain recently and a few professor friends of mine told me how they were stripped of their half-yearly bonus [a bonus, equivalent to one month's salary, paid twice a year to Spanish employees].
In 1990 and 1991, as East Europe fell away from Kremlin control and the Soviet Union was disbanded, a few professors and journalists began to look again at the essay as an interesting piece of futurology.
But before lunch, a few professors and recent alumni spoke about their career paths.
Our readers are typically science-major undergraduates, grad students, postdocs, along with a few professors and scientists working in staff positions in other fields.
There were a few professors and students who held on the belief that all "Chicano art" is political.
In my time as an undergraduate and a graduate student, I've had a few professors who go through the motions of teaching.
In less than a year MOOCs have gone from a geeky idea known mainly to a few professors at Stanford and a group of TED talk addicts to the center piece of a bank commercial appearing on network television.
"I actually mentioned this to a few professors I've had, and they actually told me it's a positive thing, that it shows I'm okay with handling some pressure".
Well, except for a few professors, a documentarian, a pollster, a cartoonist and a 2000 episode of The Simpsons, we all got it flat wrong.
