The phrase "a few permitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that a limited number of items or actions are allowed or accepted.
Example: "In this area, a few permitted activities include hiking and birdwatching."
Alternatives: "a limited number allowed" or "a small number accepted".
By making exceptions for a few permitted events, the legislation creates inequality.
Exemptions would be made for a few permitted events, such as the gay pride parade and the Folsom Street Fair.
Since traditional music of any kind, folk or opera, was banned during the Cultural Revolution, which began in 1966 and lasted more or less until 1976, Tan's main introduction to music consisted of a few permitted revolutionary works.
A third of the uninsured didn't know they are subject to a fine if they don't obtain coverage, absent a few permitted exclusions such as financial hardship.
Each drift through, a few permit appeared.
In July, the cops finally relented and issued a few permits, but by then many activists had given up on the system and resolved to break the law.
So the group has raised $36,000 and instead of bidding for a few permits as it had done in the past, the group for the first time is trying to win every one of the state's 122 trapping permits.
As he sipped a beer in the fading afternoon light, Mr. Gideon, who characterized his 19-gun collection as "serious," said that having a few permit holders around made any public space safer and that he boycotts any business that does not allow him to carry a weapon.
In the first Baja California project, divisions of Royal Dutch/Shell and Sempra Energy, a company based in San Diego, are planning a $600 million project some 50 miles south of the border and need only a few permits to begin construction in the next few months, said Daniel Fobelets, manager of the joint venture for Shell.
Walmart would simply need to pull a few permits for a project to proceed, she added.
When you consider the Palestinians' track record of saying no to every Israeli peace offer - including offers that would have made East Jerusalem the Palestinian capital and expelled about 100,000 Jewish settlers to make way for a Palestinian state - it's hard to take seriously the accusation that a few permits for Jewish apartments in Jerusalem are blocking the peace process.
