The phrase "a few noteworthy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight or draw attention to several significant or important items, events, or points.
Example: "In this report, I will discuss a few noteworthy developments in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "several significant" or "a handful of remarkable".
But there will be a few noteworthy changes.
At least a few noteworthy albums will be released next Tuesday.
In recent years, a few noteworthy instances of self-policing failures have come to light with skyscrapers in Manhattan.
In any case, there are a few noteworthy items among the 1,900 restaurant listings in the Great Britain and Ireland edition.
With a few noteworthy exceptions, the European cinema is becoming increasingly complacent, a living museum of cultural values and national pride.
To date, with a few noteworthy exceptions, retention elections have tended to be less bitter and partisan than contests where two candidates compete.
But if the app doesn't support your desired service – and that's a fair few noteworthy services, including Instagram, Flickr, and Whisper – then you have to move the photo back off the Space and into your phone's camera roll before you can interact with it.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS would seem an obvious target for restaurateurs: beautiful buildings on thriving blocks, a diverse population with disposable income and few noteworthy eating places apart from the River Café, Grimaldi's pizzeria and some spots on the Atlantic Avenue fringe.
A few more noteworthy moves were made on day two of the NFL draft… Geno Smith, the player tabbed by most analysts as the top quarterback in this year's draft, fell all the way to No39 before finally being picked by the New York Jets.
There are, however, a few additional noteworthy limitations: First, residents of some current MSA's are not separately identified in the early censuses, but are so identified subsequently.
