The phrase "able to reach some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of achieving or accessing a certain number of people, places, or things.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is designed to be able to reach some of our target audience more effectively."
Alternatives: "capable of reaching some" or "able to connect with some".
Relief workers have still not been able to reach some towns in the interior.
After the murder of Becket, Alexander found Henry easier to deal with and was able to reach some agreement.
Roman Catholics and Protestants should be able to reach some consensus that tradition and Scripture mean the reading of the Bible in church.
Where I was able to reach some agreement with Mr. Dickinson is in the notion that predictions in political science are usually more a means than an end.
Comcast customers will soon be able to reach some television shows from Twitter messages about those shows, the two companies announced on Wednesday, in what they hope will become an industrywide practice.
He, like other Republicans, believes that Congress and the country would be much better off if Republicans had taken over as a counterweight to the president, creating a unified Congress able to reach some agreement on thorny policy issues.
Moreover, German soldiers had established bridgeheads across the Albert Canal before the British were able to reach it some 48 hours later.
"Some will be able to reach other marshes, some won't".
Mercy Corps has been able to reach out to some of the 90,000 new donors it has attracted.
Over all, EarthLink has 3.5 million dial-up subscribers and 1.8 million on broadband, where growth has been slow because EarthLink has not been able to reach deals with some cable companies.
Erika Christensen, who played Mr. Douglas's troubled daughter in the film, said she was able to reach deeper in some of the film's most emotional scenes because of the way Mr. Douglas treated her during the filming.
