The phrase "acknowledges few" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone or something that recognizes or admits only a small number of people, ideas, or facts.
Example: "The report acknowledges few of the challenges faced by the community, leading to a lack of comprehensive solutions."
Alternatives: "recognizes only a handful" or "admits to few".
Meanwhile, Ms. Kendall's letter to Senator Inhofe, a Republican who is a leading Congressional skeptic on man-made climate change, acknowledges few limits on her work.
As Sensenbrenner acknowledges, few Republicans in the House have shown enthusiasm for the bill, and Holder's lawsuits further poisoned the well with them.
The report repeatedly praises city agencies and their state and federal counterparts, and acknowledges few if any significant missteps as government officials scrambled to respond to and recover from the severity of Hurricane Sandy, which killed 43 city residents and damaged thousands of homes.
The C.I.A. has acknowledged few losses in Afghanistan.
In nearly six hours of questioning, Blair acknowledged few mistakes or regrets about his handling of the Iraq war and its aftermath.
But even after giving up 424 yards to the Dolphins and nearly losing the fourth-quarter lead, the Jets acknowledged few negatives in their locker room.
All the same, she acknowledged, few people relish the prospect of whiling away an afternoon at a laundromat; in fact many use the time to check e-mail on their iPhones anyway.
But while the impact of this theater on Tin Pan Alley and the American musical is readily acknowledged, few theatergoers today have had direct contact with the original materials of the early Yiddish stage.
While the potential threat of stray (CH4) gas in aquifers has been acknowledged, few studies have examined the nature of its migration and fate in a shallow groundwater flow system.
Born in London, raised in Paris, and trained in Switzerland, the United States, and the Netherlands, Adrian Bachtold's career has acknowledged few borders, which has worked to his advantage in different ways.
On this occasion, the weak points of a homogeneous society became acknowledged: fewer human resources with global mindsets were available to work for major Japanese companies.
