"some chip" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It can be used in sentences where "chip" is referring to a small piece or fragment of something. Here is an example sentence: "I dropped the plate and now there are some chips in the corner of the room."
Micron filed its complaint as some chip prices declined earlier this year, falling by as much as a third in mid-June.
But even as some chip makers bolster investment for the first time in years, few believe the market is heading for a glut.
The report published by the 2020health thinktank, titled Careless Eating Costs Lives, says some chip shops, kebab houses and chicken joints should be closed as the temptation they pose for pupils is damaging schools' efforts to promote healthy eating.
And as they shut down some chip plants at home, many Japanese companies are selling their equipment on the expectation that it will be shipped to China for use there, said Jonathan Ross, an analyst at Goldman , Sachs
He sold Fujitsu's hard-drive unit to Toshiba, outsourced some chip production to Taiwan's TSMC, took control of Fujitsu's European joint venture with Siemens and focused the company on cloud computing as a new growth area.
Some chip at stones, others lug rocks aside from the slow-moving traffic.In time supposedly another five years this broken, narrow and vulnerable road will be upgraded to become a "national highway".
"I made some key putts, some short putts and I made some chip-ins.
NEC plans to close some chip-making plants in Japan and Britain.
For bragging rights, some chip-makers may pull out all the stops to produce 5nm devices even though they are unlikely to offer any real performance gains over the previous generation.
I am thinking of people stealing chips from each other's plates, of the Western world getting fatter, of the advertising executive who told me that, in focus groups, some chip-lovers went into what he described as a 'hypnotic chip world'.
