The phrase "a reaction of some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a response or feedback from a subset of people or a specific group.
Example: "The study revealed a reaction of some participants who felt strongly about the issue."
Alternatives: "a response from some" or "feedback from certain individuals".
"But there's going to be a reaction of some kind".
There is a paradox there, a reaction of some kind, even if it's hard to put your finger on.
It does not welcome you in, but instead provokes a reaction of some kind: fewer people leave the room tonight than used to.
Last summer, while working on a story about Ramirez's old teammate David Ortiz (another great slugger who failed a drug test), I went looking for Ramirez in the visiting clubhouse at Fenway Park, in the exceedingly optimistic hope that I might get him to engage, or at least prompt a reaction of some sort.
Question 49 The question 49 provoked a reaction of embarrassment in some patients; however, the research team decided this should remain unchanged.
That's a reaction of real value.
We are seeing a reaction to some of the machine made art and a new interest in artists making things themselves".
Given Ms. Moore's attractiveness, this may seem wildly implausible -- in any case it is never explained --unless it is a reaction to some of her recent roles.
Referring to the violence that followed last June's disputed presidential election, he said: "The political earthquake that occurred was a reaction to some of the actions [that took place].
She said she had met many people who did not usually vote Labour, but had done so this time as "a reaction to some of the fringe parties who chose to try and use this tragic byelection as an opportunity to sow division".
Perhaps it's a reaction to some of the other trends here, but people value a brand with authenticity and terroir over mass-produced blandness.
