"very few components" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that only a small number of things are involved or included. For example, "This machine has a very few components that can easily be replaced."
Whatever "Double Falsehood" is, very few components of it will be genuinely new to Shakespeare fans.
So you can build a phone with very few components; that allows you to bring the wholesale cost down.
Essentially, the problems facing federal regulators are that they do not know which, if any, pharmaceuticals are harmful in the low concentrations and that currently very few components of pharmaceuticals are regulated by the EPA.
Inside, the flavor of the European and Nafta 500s are remarkably similar, though the two share very few components; the F.M.V.S.S. 201 standard required that nearly all interior surfaces be redesigned.
Like the other two drugs, the unprocessed drug LC-MS profile of Aconitum kusnezoffii (Figure 6A), has very few components as compared to the processed drug and the aqueous filtrate obtained from decoction.
250 light armored personnel carrier was based on that of the D 7 with a shortened suspension, but actually shared very few components with it other than the engine.
PCA is a dimension reduction technique [23] which represents a whole data set with very few principal components [24] and hence the principal components derived from the covariance properties of the source data sets deliver meaningful weights for a linear weighted spatial domain fusion [25].
Results show that stable machining generates only very few cyclostationary components of second order while chatter is strongly correlated to cyclostationary components of second order.
ALFAT requires very few external components to run.
"They are very simple, there are very few mechanical components, and it even changes the air in the compartment with every flush," Mr. DeCarlo said.
As a result, gene-signatures developed by different studies typically share very few common components.
