The phrase "a batch of some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity or collection of unspecified items or substances.
Example: "We received a batch of some new samples for testing in the lab."
Alternatives: "a group of some" or "a collection of some".
He said he often bought a batch of tickets, some for the group and some just for himself, at the same time.
Last weekend, the artist, real name Richard D James, uploaded a batch of tracks, some of which dated back to the late 80s and early 90s.
In a joint statement, the European Union's two most powerful states said that they were "determined to begin a new stage in the co-operation between our two countries", linked as they are by "a shared destiny .Along with the fine speeches, officials also presented a batch of agreements, some of which had been leaked to the media in the days before the event.
You'll be stood in the queue at Aldi, clutching a batch of courgettes and some Brillo pads, and you'll notice that the bloke queuing for the adjacent till has a nose that looks just like a cock.
If you know how those things work then click here and you'll end up with some exclusive new tracks, a batch of Boys Noize classics, some fancy artwork and a couple of live sets.
You don't need very much to make a batch of Hoppin' John or some greens.
Now comes a batch of high-tech alternatives, some straight from science fiction, as worries grow about the security risks associated with traditional user name and password systems.
Collins said that there might be a reason to find the least-used balls in the first few games with a batch of new balls, because some could have been used during long rallies while others could have been hardly hit at all.
