The phrase "a few trustworthy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of people or things that are reliable or dependable.
Example: "In my experience, I have only found a few trustworthy sources for information on this topic."
Alternatives: "a handful of reliable" or "several dependable".
The good news is that there are quite a few trustworthy vendors out there who are passionate about film preservation.
He not only blew the whistle on the litany of government abuses but made sure to supply an avalanche of supporting documents to a few trustworthy journalists.
There are two faces to Macron: the PR president who smiles on selfies and gives neverending speeches, and the leader, a workaholic control freak who surrounds himself with a few trustworthy aides.
HTC allows you to pick a few trustworthy contacts, and each one of those must download a key management app.
Below are just a few trustworthy sites you may want to try: minecraftpocket-servers.com/[4].
You may want to explain to a few trustworthy friends about what and why you are doing this.
It has few trustworthy places to get a car fixed.
In addition, the vast majority of these types of critical systems are configured in isolated locations where their control depends on the ability of a few, supposedly trustworthy, human operators.
In the words of the historian EP Thompson, writing in 1976, the country's security establishment still lived in "the world of a John Buchan novel" where the hero knows he can rely on a few absolutely trustworthy people (they meet in gentlemen's clubs and on grouse moors) in the struggle against alien agents and "subversive rotters at home".
A few close, trustworthy friends are better than a bunch of critical so-called 'friends.'friends
And her premiership is back in "turmoil", to quote one of the few trustworthy things said by Donald Trump.
