"few findings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when discussing the results or conclusions of research or an investigation. For example, "The study yielded few findings, indicating that the issue may be more complex than initially thought."
So here are a few findings which hit the cutting room floor but which are worth a mention.
The attorney general, Peter Goldsmith, should have given written advice to cabinet and ministers – one of few findings that Blair accepted on Wednesday.
In the meantime, here are a few findings that jumped out at him, in no particular order.The Mexican home has been transformed.
Here are a few findings from the Reason Foundation report, called "Illegally Green: Environmental Costs of Hemp Prohibition": [T]he Drug Enforcement Administration's inability to distinguish between industrial hemp and marijuana is irrational and ignores scientific fact….
So far, there have been few findings suggesting that brief exposure to the dust and smoke at the site caused significant health problems in New Yorkers outside ground zero, although other long-term studies are under way to monitor the health of those who were exposed.
Few findings report the use of the mobile devices.
Employment, even during a recession, is not solely the result of lucky few finding available positions.
The news prompted incredulity in stunned global capitals, with few finding anything good to say about Britain's new top diplomat.
After a handful of restorative adventures on our own, and, of course, a few finding-our-way spats, we're now nearly at the middle.
In an era when most new radio presenters are sourced from TV – with very few finding the transition to radio as easy as Grimshaw Moyleses has also always been a radio broadcaster with a true passion for the medium.
One fourth of the respondents were neutral, leaving very few finding this to be a bad or very bad method.
