The phrase "are getting very few" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where someone or something is receiving a limited amount of something, such as responses, opportunities, or resources.
Example: "Despite our efforts to promote the event, we are getting very few registrations."
Alternatives: "are receiving very few" or "are obtaining very few".
We were getting very few eggs because Henrietta had stopped laying for the summer.
Concert attendees who want to post a picture of their experience to their favorite social networking site are getting performers' names out there, which is particularly beneficial to people like Frampton, Durst, and others who would probably be getting very few social media mentions otherwise.
There are some exciting new bands, many of which are getting very little exposure, but unfortunately few can break out with far less outlets to be seen and heard.
"Even though photography was around, you got very few photographic posters.
"[T]he only limitation that I see is that we get very few veterans applying to our program.
I have the funny feeling that Rick Santorum is going to get very few votes from the LGBT community!
Younger startups are different, which is why Mattermark's numbers are interesting: We the public get very few looks into startup financials, and when we do, there is a huge bias towards only seeing positive data.
In the 17 years since it was published, I've gotten very few questions about any of that stuff, but there is still a lot of interest in the first half of the book.
It's worth noting that we get very few complaints about American Express, and am surprised that this was not easily resolved by the company, especially given the unfortunate circumstances, and the fact that you just wanted the money paid to account from which you pay the card bill.
However, the reservation must be made that we got very few samples from drainage pipes.
